WAS Mr.FIRST A BRAHMIN OR A SHUDHRA?
The
Vedha says that man is an uncreated being and ever-existing spiritual phenomenon
like the Supreme Being. The Christian Bible says that man is created in the
image of God. According to the Hindus ‘eternity’ is the image of God and man is
created in this particular image of the Almighty.
So
it is evident that the first born-man to the last born, essentially, belong to
no sect of this material world as they are mere projection and not creation. An
ever existing consciousness (man) cannot be ascribed to any of the created castes
of this material world.
Let’s
analyze the caste of the First Born.
Could
the first man be a Brahmin? No, because there was neither scripture for the
Brahmin to learn nor there was anyone to be taught by him.
Could
he be a Kshatriya, the fighter and protector? If so, who was there to be
protected and against whom he had to wage the war?
And
being born as a Vaishya, the trader!
There
was no possibility for a trade since the’ Mr.First’ alone was the sole producer
and consumer.
And
there was no possibility of being born as a Shudra, the servant, since there
were no Brahmins,Kshatriyas or Vaishyas to be served by him.
It
is explicitly clear that caste is not born with the Mr.First or inherited by the
later men, but was created by the selfish men in the middle.
Many
non-Hindus believe that caste is an integral part of Hinduism. The truth is
that Vedic caste was not based on birth culture, but purely based on three
Gunas; SATHVIK (spiritual), RAJASIK (passionate) and THAMASIK (devilish
ignorance).
In
one’s life time one can be lowered to a Thamasik from the Sathvik or can be
uplifted to Sathvik from Thamasik or Rajasik.
According
to sanathanadharma, caste is purely a spiritual culture, not a birth culture. A
doctor’s son cannot be born as a doctor with stethoscope around his neck, he
has to be evolved as a doctor. A Brahman is not born, but to be nurtured
spiritually.
The
question remains:
If
the uncreated Mr.First was a Brahmin by birth, the rest-born are all Brahmins.
Had
he been a Shudra, then we would all be Shudras, naturally.
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