"BHARATHAM AND HINDUISM"

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1. In modern times we are hearing on all sides especially among the educated classes,


2. that our sacred religion is empty, hollow and useless! ( our democracy and freedom of speech!!),


3. There are some monstrous, book-wise scholars, who in their puffed-up vanities hurl shameless calumnies against this great religion.


4. We have met personally some of them, and when cornered to explain  why they condemn Hinduism,


5. Some of them, at least, seem to come out with a real cause; 


6. They say that they had tried bhakti, and other yogas for a long time continuously, 


7. but they were not able to enjoy even a trace of the joy and happiness which the yoga promised as the reward.


8. Such desperadoes, indeed are in themselves, a sad commentary upon of Hinduism, the science of Self-perfection.

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