Natural differences are differences between living and non-living things. There are five types of living things: humans, birds, animals, plants, and animals. Types mean differences. We understand these five natural differences from their organs, meaning that there is no similarity in organs, meaning that an organism with the same organs is a type.
For example, birds with wings, animals with four legs, humans with two legs and two arms, insects without wings and limbs, and reptiles are types of living things. These are natural.
But caste, religion, and race are artificial, meaning that they are not natural. These differences are man-made, created by humans. In other words, what should be the intention of humans behind creating such types or differences? This should also be explored, meaning that the truth behind this should be discovered.
After examining the motive behind creating the caste, religion, and country, we should find out whether that motive was pure or impure? Was it sacred or impure? Was it right or wrong? Was it a motive.
To examine a person’s motive is to examine his feelings. In other words, was the human feeling behind creating the concept of caste, religion, and country pure? Was it selfless? Was it for the welfare of the people? Was the pure feeling behind it to uplift and elevate people? Or was there someone’s selfishness behind it? To see this is to examine the feelings. If discrimination is a feeling, then it has to be accepted that it was created for the degradation of humans.
“If the purpose of a religion is not freedom, equality, justice, brotherhood of man, or if a religion is established with these purposes and it is not seen happening, then I will not believe in that religion, no one should believe in it,” said Pragyanant Babasaheb. “Religion is an opium pill, whoever takes it will remain intoxicated, his intellect will be corrupted,” said a world-renowned thinker named Karl Marx, who was concerned about the welfare of the world.
Social reformers like Mahatma Basaveshwar Phule, Vitthal Ramji Shinde, Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj tried to eradicate caste.
The great saints and great men of our country should not discriminate between caste, religion and nation. All people in the world are the same, considering man as the center and aiming for his progress should be kept as the goal. For this, progress is possible only on the basis of brotherhood, justice, equality, freedom. Making distinctions, discrimination and keeping differences in the name of caste, religion and country among people is not a sign of humanity, it is dangerous.
With such a stupid policy, only a few people will achieve their selfishness, they will get power, wealth and prestige, but what about others? Everyone will be deprived of this. There is a need for material and moral progress and prosperity for all the people in the world. If this does not happen, as long as the system of caste, religion, nation and class exists, there will be no peace, security and contentment in the world. There will be conflicts between castes, religions, countries and classes. No one can live a peaceful life. This is how selfless, equal-minded and thinkers feel. They are concerned about the world.
People with big hearts and big thoughts are visionaries. People with narrow minds are selfish. Their vision is only close to the ground, while the vision of people with broad minds and thoughts is far away, reaching the horizon. Only people with vision create change and revolution.
