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There was one Shiva to drink poison at the time of samudra manthan of Puranas. Now crores shivas are drinking poison to save the Indianess means Hinduism. Leaders- devas and asuras are enjoying wealth (Ratnas). Still fighting is on between them. They want to be immortal also to drink nectar.

Shatru should not be shatru through media

Shatru has done too much for BJP. Unfoutunately the situation forced him even to paise Rahul Gandhi who is still zero for the India. He is too much panic to see the defeat of BJP in UP. It is but natural because he is a responsible leader in BJP. He aired in media inner fighting of BJP leaders. I wonder why he is not panic to see the result of Congress in UP due to the Rahul Gandhi, an ideal youth leader as he said in the past.

Menka Gandhi can fight for the sake of animals. But she is now unable to fight for the honor of Bharatmata and our god and goddesses which are being openly in the day light being insulted by the asuras. She is doing a crime to save a Ravan in the name of freedom of expression. She shoud not get encouragement to do this by the defeat of BJP in the UP.

Kalyan Singh was a great leader at the time of Ram Janm Bhumi movement. Later he left the BJP and after some time he came back. It was a courageious bold step which every one appreciated. But people are puzzled to see the pendulum role of the leaders what ever may be the reason right or wrong for that. Further he showed a great circus of dynasty, whatever the reason for this. This trend damages the sharpness of the weapon which BJP wants to wave against its main opponent. Unfortunately this trends are getting ground.

As Kalyan Singh, Uma and Aditya Nath also did with their best to support BJP. Both did this to save the Hinduism. We should respect them in this sense. But Uma should learn from Kalyan Singh. I am an ordinary analyst. I should not make comment much. But people have not hesitated to make comment by their votes. I have seen the down fall of Balraj Madhok to Govindacharya due to the unhealthy ego. They make their political suicides themselves are others forced them to do so. In my opinion not a single leader can challenge their devotion for the Hindusim. I am realy shaken whenever I think about all these personalities. BJP should learn from these incidents.

This is the time of rethinking on the results of UP. Winning in Punjab and Uttarakand is good. But they can’t hide themselves on those wins. They should think what would be if Uma not withdrew her candidtates and Aditya Nath would be against BJP. Every time the party can’t reach from two to the neare 200. Minus of the percentage of vote means a great slap on the pink cheeks of the leaders. Bearing slaps publicly is not a good habit.

For the sake of Hindutva not a single vote should be minus. Instead of increasie leaders are making decrease. Is it should not be shocking? What does any one think when any one kidnaps of his family member? What would be the fate of that kidnapped member?

I think that the character, thinking and medium of the leaders took place some changes. The two main reasons are for this is as following:

Secondly the leaders think that through media they can see and touch their constituencies. So they depend on media and media is also happy to milk them. Giants media are being funded by Anti-India elements and Chirstian organizations of abroad. Leaders’ weak point is that they want publicity and play political tennis game in the table of their offices and the studios of the channels. Their skin became so thick that they worry to give proper fearless reply to the Anti-hindu media. Viewers see all these on the screens. For this these leaders became incredible in the eyes of the people.

While Kartikey rushes off on his peacock, Ganesha walks around his parents at leasure, declaring the universe to be nothing more or less than Shiva and Parvati. All deities appload him, and Ganesh wins. Perhaps mini leaders want to be Ganesh to move around their super leaders instead of people who are acturally Shiva.Their leaders do not drink poison of samudra manthan. These are the lakhs and lakhs people including cadres and sympathizers who dring the poison to be Shiv Bhakt.

Who is shiva? Who is drinking poison of Samdudra Manthan? Who are doing samudra manthan? Who are enjoying other wealth (Ratnas) of manthan? Who are fighting? Who are getting victory?

The Devas and Asuras represent the positives and negatives respectively of one's personality. The participation of both the Devas and the Asuras signifies that when one is seeking bliss through spiritual practice, one has to integrate and harmonise both the positive and negative aspects and put both the energies to work for the common goal.

We are passing through a very turbulent phase. It is like the samudra manthan – the churning of the milky ocean – in the ancient Hindu myth. When the ocean was churned, many gifts emerged, but before the ambrosia was finally attained a terrible poison was unleashed and threatened to spread throughout the three worlds.

Now adays there are lakhs and lakhs shivas who are drinking poison for the sake of the nation and Hindutva. Shivas know the leaders but leaders do not know these shivas. This is not good for the healthe of the nation.

In Sikhism
Amrit is the name of the holy water used in the ceremony (known as Amrit Sanchar or Amrit Chhakhna by the Sikhs). This ceremony is observed to initiate the Sikhs into the Khalsa brotherhood. The ceremony requires the drinking of the Amrit. This water is created by mixing a number of soluble ingredients, including sugar, and is then mixed with a Khanda (a type of sword) with the accompaniment of scriptural recitation of five sacred Banis (chants).

In Buddhism
Amrita, under its Tibetan name of dutsi, also features in Tibetan Buddhist mythology, where it is linked to the killing of the monster Rahu by Vajrapani, whose blood dripped onto the surface of this earth, causing all kinds of medicinal plants to grow - which are now used to make dutsi

The World Famous Shravani Mela of Deoghar
Every year in the month of Shravan, the famous Shravani mela is held at Deoghar. Pilgrims carry the holy water of Ganga fom Sultanganj's Ganga ghat of bhagalpur district na d travel the inaccessible 100 kilometer long way bare footed carrying the 'Kanwar' which holds the holy water of Ganga to Babadham , Deoghar and offer the same to the Devadideva Mahadeva.

According to the ancient tales, Mahadeva had drunk the poison resulting from Samudra Manthan, resulting in his throat turning blue. To get rid of the intense irritation he felt , water had to be poured on him continuously. Hence, in the month of Shravan water is poured on Mahadeva.

Traditionally, from then during the month of Shravan, the devotees offe the holy water of Ganga , which pleases Lord Mahadeva.

Approximately, 100 km. Long, this fair ( Mela ) ,turns wholly into 'Shivomoy' ( full of Shiva thoughts )and compleletely submerges into a devotional environment. The devotees , dressed in saffron, lose themselves into Shiva-Bhakti, leaving aside all ties of the material world.

The devas and the asuras who were churning the ocean, fled in terror until Lord Shiva, who is beyond avarice and greed, appeared and absorbed the poison into His own being.

Today, along with all the gifts of science and technology, a poison is also being released in human civilization, the poison of terrorism, insurgency, infiltration, appeasement to one religion, caste and religion based quota, vote bank politics to divide the pepole and pandemic sexually transmitted diseases. In a democratic system each one of us has to absorb the poison in the crucible of our inner consciousness and, through our own commitment, convert it into ambrosia and give it back to society. Leaders should feel more responsibility in this situation.

This is a difficult and a dangerous path, beset with dangers. But as that famous verse from the Katha Upanishad exhorts us, we must awake, arise and move across the razor-edged path to the goal which we have set for ourselves, the goal of a ‘Jagat guru’ as our India was in ancient time. By saying this intellectual fools may say to us backward. But they are modern when they say that British Rulers were better then the present or Italian borns are better than the sons of the Indian soil.

Humanity itself is at cross-road due to the foreign funding and inspiration of the Western Culture so called human activist, NGOs, media in the name of secularism. ‘Secular’ word has now become a fool making machinery. These machines should be thrown in the sea. They want to ruin India by ruining Indian culture. Christian cross in the new circulated coins of Rs Two and destroying Ram Sethu through the Samudramanthan Project are the two examples.

A conch is a sea-dwelling mollusc. In Hindu religion, it is popularly called as "Shankha" and considered to be one of the most auspicious objects that emerged from the sea during the Ksheera Sagara Samudra Manthan.

Conch is a major Hindu article of prayer. God Vishnu, the God of Preservation, is shown with a shankha in one hand and a disc or a chakra in the other.

As per Hindu mythology, "Kauri" was obtained from "Samudra Manthan" along with "Lakshmi" and other rare divine and holy products. From a very ancient time "Kauri" was used as the currency and then was used in the ornaments and also used as the key of gambling. As per Hindu Shastras, "Kauri" is said to be the loving product of "Maha Lakshmi". It is also related to Lord Shiva because the hairs of Lord Shiva are similar to "Kauri". Indians also use "Kauri" to decorate Nandi, the devotee of Lord Shiva. It is also said to be a great tool to save the children from devil effects. Kauri Shankha is more powerful than kauris because it is a shankha plus a Kauri. This shankha is usually kept in the cash box for financial prosperity and to protect the owner from financial debacles. Whoever keeps a "Kauri Shankha" during the prayer of "Goddess Lakshmi", gets blessings and gains success, prosperity, wealth and fame in life