J Sai Deepak on Bajrang Dal, Caste System, Shudra & Hindu Temples Funding | Secularism Indian State

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J Sai Deepak asserts that Jati Dharma and Hindu Dharma are not contradictory. He advocates respecting all professions and removing negative connotations from terms like “Shudra,” which he sees as foundational to civilization.
He suggests supporting community members in need (e.g., through temple funds for education) to counter issues like conversions and reservations.

On handling those disconnected from Dharmic values or Abrahamic faiths, Deepak advises against wasting time convincing entrenched opponents. Instead, focus on impressionable individuals open to dialogue.
He recommends letting opponents expose their flaws through indefensible arguments, strengthening the Dharmic case without direct confrontation.
He emphasizes smart communication, especially on social media, to avoid legal repercussions, given the lack of state protection.

Addressing the lack of aggression in defending Hindu culture, Deepak defends organizations like Bajrang Dal, arguing they should be supported and guided rather than criticized.
He proposes a collaborative ecosystem of ground activists, intellectuals, lawyers, and establishment figures to protect and promote Hindu interests effectively.

On integrating Vedic studies with modern priorities like AI and climate change, Deepak clarifies that practicing Dharma (e.g., daily routines or devotion to a deity) is distinct from studying the Vedas, which requires significant commitment.
He suggests a disciplined daily practice (15-20 minutes) as a non-negotiable routine, akin to brushing or eating, to maintain cultural grounding without needing extensive Vedic study.

Deepak shares that his own Vedic training began late (Upanayan in his 20s, Vedic study in his 30s), underscoring that commitment to Dharma can start with simple practices.
He acknowledges the generational legacy of others, like Vishnu, who are full-time workers for the cause, contrasting with his own part-time involvement due to professional commitments.

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