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By Mahendra Mathur, on 24-01-2010 20:41

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Place of higher consciousness is regarded as the Devaloka and the place of lower consciousness the Narakaloka. The Devaloka is a heaven world and the Narakaloka is a hell world.

The Narakaloka exists wherever violence and hurtfulness take place, whether in the inner or outer world. We see such things in action on television. Children who are born in the Narakaloka will not respond to meditation, yoga or any kind of quieting controls.

Ever since Zia's Islamising policies and their fallout began ringing alarm bells in foreign capitals, Pakistan has come to be seen as the source of many problems. It is no longer viewed as part of the solution to the dilemmas of the day. Rather, its violence, terrorism and madrassas are poisoning atmosphere of the whole world.

Equally importantly, India's rise as a spiritual and economic power has made the world admire and respect it. Pakistan's demand to be treated as an equal to India is considered to be frivolous. Its international agenda has been reduced to Kashmir and security issues like Islamic terrorism.  New developments in environment, scientific research and the exploration of the oceans and outer space have passed it by.

Pakistan's media and parliament are preoccupied with mundane, day-to-day and mostly self-created crises. On TV one talk show after the other discusses nothing but the NRO, drone attacks and when the Zardari government will be sent packing. The latest Taliban atrocity will be reported and its impact analyzed. But you will not find an intelligent discussion about a book, a scientific discovery or a medical breakthrough.

A few years ago a misguided Indian newspaper invited Imran Khan to be on a panel for discussions on Leadership. He enjoyed the hospitality, rubbed shoulders with Sonia Gandhi and other leaders, holidayed in Kashmir now expounded on his theory of how America, India and Israel were bent on destabilizing Pakistan. Drone attacks and Blackwater were the pieces of evidence that underpinned this hypothesis.

Given the fact that a fragmented Pakistan is everybody's worst nightmare, it is difficult to understand how intelligent people can swallow such wild speculation. If the Americans were seriously interested in securing the break-up of Pakistan, why on earth would they be investing such large sums of money in us?  All anybody who wants to see Pakistan disintegrate has to do is cut off all financial and military assistance, and it would go into meltdown within a week. But Pakistanis themselves are doing such a good job that others don't have to lift a finger.

Pakistan never figures in important international councils, except as a breeding ground for global jihad.

Peace in the India's neighborhood will only come when the Narakaloka (Pakistanis) people are lifted up and made to obey the new standards in the world, standards which must be set by the Devaloka (Hindu) people. It is when the Devaloka people are in charge that peace will truly come; it can come in no other way. So, if the Devaloka people really desire to have peace on Earth, they should not be shy but take charge.

It is high time that Hindus took over duties of spreading the message of self-realization and seeing divine in every human being to Muslims in the sub-continent to pull them out of the Naraklok in which their ideology has pushed them.


Mahendra Mathur
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Col. (Retd.) Mahendra Mathur commanded an Engineer Regiment of the Indian Army in peace and war. After his military service he served as Director of Tobago's Claude Noel Highway Project in 1975, Coordinator for development of Lower Scarborough and realignment of Steele and Cooke’s Rivers for flood prevention, Technical Officer of Tobago Road Construction, and first Director of National Emergency Management Agency. Colonel Mathur spent four months at Oxford Polytechnic in 1992 doing research on Hazard Assessment. He organized Disaster Management Workshops for senior officials from public and private sectors in conjunction with the University of West Indies twice a year. In 1998 he retired from NEMA and was elected to be  the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Premix Concrete Limited. He resigned from that post in 2002. He now lives in Trinidad writing fiction and non-fiction. He also devotes some time to spiritual studies and writings and contributes to various publications.

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