Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau(Born on July 12, 1817; Died on May 6, 1862), and Walt Whitman are the trio who spread the teachings of Hindu scriptures to the rest of the world around the 1830s. They were called transcendentalists, fascinated by Hindu scriptures, who practiced yoga and meditation and read all major Hindu scriptures. He spent hours, from sunrise till noon, “rapt in reverie…in undisturbed solitude and stillness.” He said, “I cannot read a single word of the Hindus without being elevated.” In the 1840s, Thoreau discovered India; his enthusiasm for Indian philosophy was thus sustained. It was Ralph Waldo Emerson who aroused in him a true enthusiasm for India.   From 1849-1854, he borrowed a large number of Indian scriptures from the Harvard University Library, and in 1855, when his English friend Thomas Chilmondeley sent him a gift of 44 Oriental books which contained such titles as the Rig Veda Samhita, the Mandukya Upanishads, the Vishnu Puranas, the Institutes of Manu, the Bhagavad Gita, and the Bhagavata Purana, etc.  “The Hindus are more serenely and thoughtfully religious than the Hebrews. They have perhaps a purer, more independent, and impersonal knowledge of God. Their religious books describe the first inquisitive and contemplative access to God; the Hebrew bible a conscientious return, a grosser and more personal repentance. Repentance is not a free and fair highway to God. A wise man will dispense with repentance. It is shocking and passionate. God prefers that you approach him thoughtful, not penitent, though you are chief of sinners. It is only by forgetting yourself that you draw near to him. The calmness and gentleness with which the Hindu philosophers approach and discourse on forbidden themes is admirable.”  “In the Hindu scriptures, the idea of man is quite illimitable and sublime. There is nowhere a loftier conception of his destiny. He is at length lost in Brahma himself….there is no grandeur conception of creation anywhere…. The very indistinctness of its theogeny implies a sublime truth." In the following pages, we will read some of his quotations about his reading and appreciation in his own words. Let us also read and appreciate it. Most of the famous European writers, scholars, and scientists benefited from reading them. Some Nobel Prize winners acknowledged that our scriptures contributed to their research. Bhagavad Gita "One sentence of the Gita is worth the State of Massachusetts many times over". “In the morning, I bathe my intellect in the stupendous and cosmogonal philosophy of the Bhagavat Geeta, since whose composition years of the gods have elapsed, and in comparison with which our modern world and its literature seem puny and trivial; and I doubt if that philosophy is not to be referred to a previous state of existence, so remote is its sublimity from our conceptions. I lay down the book and go to my well for water,  "I would say to the readers of the Scriptures, if they wish for a good book, read the Bhagvat-Geeta …. translated by Charles Wilkins. It deserves to be read with reverence even by Yankees…."Besides the Bhagvat-Geeta, our Shakespeare seems sometimes youthfully green… Ex oriente lux may still be the motto of scholars, for the Western world has not yet derived from the East all the light it is destined to derive thence." "The reader is nowhere raised into and sustained in a bigger, purer or rarer region of thought than in the Bhagavad-Gita. The Gita's sanity and sublimity have impressed the minds of even soldiers and merchants."  Vedas Whenever I have read any part of the Vedas, I have felt that some unearthly and unknown light illuminated me. In the great teaching of the Vedas, there is no touch of sectarianism. It is of all ages, climbs, and nationalities, and is the royal road for the attainment of the Great Knowledge. When I read it, I feel that I am under the spangled heavens of a summer night "What extracts from the Vedas I have read fall on me like the light of a higher and purer luminary, which describes a loftier course through purer stratum. It rises on me like the full moon after the stars have come out, wading through some far stratum in the sky."  "The Vedas contain a sensible account of God." "The veneration in which the Vedas are held is itself a remarkable feat. Their code embraced the whole moral life of the Hindus and in such a case there is no other truth than sincerity. Truth is such by reference to the heart of man within, not to any standard without. Manu Samhita Thoreau was introduced to Indian scriptures by reading the Laws of Manu or Manu Samhita, as it is known in India. It has a profound influence on him. Immediately after reading the book in 1841, he made an entry in his journal:  “The impression which those sublime sentences made on me last night has awakened me before any cockcrowing.”  The following passage, taken from Thoreau’s various writings, suggests his admiration for the laws of Manu: “I know of no book which comes to us with greater pretensions than the “Laws of Manu”: and this immense presumption is so impersonal and sincere that it is never offensive or ridiculous. Observe the modes in which modern literature is advertised, and then consider this Hindoo prospectus. Think what a reading public it addresses, what criticism it expects. What wonder if the times were not ripe for it.”  “The Laws of Manu” are a manual of private devotion, so private and domestic and yet so public and universal a word as is not spoken in the parlor or pulpit in these days. It is so impersonal that it exercises our sincerity more than any other. It goes with us into the yard and into the chamber and is yet later spoken than the advice of our mother and sisters.”  “The sublime sentences of Manu carry us back to a time when purification and sacrifice and self-devotion had a place in the faith of men, and were not, as now, a superstition. They contain a subtle and refined philosophy also, such as in these times is not accomplished with so lofty and pure a devotion.”  The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation requests that every Hindu take pride in their Sanatana Dharma. There is everything one wants to either know or read. Mark Twain once said, “There is nothing under the sky our ancient Rishis have not addressed.”  By reading them, we realize the richness of our Hinduism. Once we know its value, we will appreciate it, practice it, transmit it, share it, and protect it.

The Global Hindu Heritage Foundation expresses its deep happiness to Sri Raghu Ramakrishnam Raju and his wife for performing Bhumi Puja to construct the Lord Rama Temple in Peddapeta village on May 3, 2026. This is the most auspicious act that has been waiting to be done for years. Andhra Pradesh Assembly Deputy Speaker Raghu Rama Krishna Raju (also known as RRR), accompanied by his family, led the Bhumi Puja (foundation-stone ceremony) for the reconstruction of the Sri Rama Temple in Akividu, Peddapeta, West Godavari district, on May 3. It started around 7:14 am as per Muhurtham.   We salute RRR for his determination, passion, courage, nerve, bravery, and firm resolve to rebuild the Sri Rama Temple, which, according to records, has existed since 1932. He raised more than One Crore rupees to construct the Temple, collecting from Hindus. It is supported by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad, the Union Minister for State, Sri Bhupatiraju, and other local leaders.  Rama Rajya RRR will advocate the principles of Rama Rajya, where every citizen will have equal rights, whether they are poor or rich, whether they belong to one religion or another, or whether they belong to one caste or another. Equal opportunity for everyone, no favoritism, and no reservations. Rama Rajya symbolizes justice, righteousness, and moral values. It emphasized the importance of dharma in governance and daily life.  He is advocating law and order. He is against deception, violation of the law, violence, and tricks. Justice must be done swiftly and fairly.  He often focuses on restoring religious structures as a direct service to the community and a commitment to preserving local traditions.  Background  RRD read in the Sakshi newspaper about the dilapidation of the Sri Rama Temple in his constituency and decided to inspect the Temple. Then he decided to have darshan of Lord Rama and offer a garland to the deities. Can you imagine a Deputy Speaker of Andhra Pradesh is not even allowed to enter the Lord Rama Temple in Akividu, and offer garlands to the Ram Pariwara? Also, imagine what is happening to Hindus in all the villages in Andhra Pradesh. All the assembled Hindus were attacked on Rama Navami Day (March 27, 2026) by converted Christians with nails, knives, and stones. Some of the Hindus were hospitalized, and some of them suffered injuries and bruises. Deputy Speaker Raghurama Krishnam Raju alleged that an attempt was made on his life during a temple event. A few Christians and a Pastor objected to the construction by saying that it is not a Rama Mandi. Officials confirmed, based on 1932 records, that Ramalayam existed at that site. The decision comes despite objections from sections of the local converted Christians, who had earlier expressed concerns about potential social tensions. On March 29, RRR stated that the reconstruction of the ancient Ramalayam in Peddapeta, Akividu, will be undertaken under the leadership of prominent Hindu organizations and a renowned sthapati, Dr. Emani Sivanagireddy. He said, “We will build a magnificent Temple there.”  He said that the temple will be constructed in accordance with the traditional principles of Shilpa Kala, Vastu, and Agama Shastra, using Krishna stone, and will be built to remain intact and undamaged for at least 800 years. To ensure the legality of building a Temple, RRR went the extra mile to obtain approval from the Village Panchayat. The Akividu Municipality has passed a resolution approving the reconstruction of a century-old Ramalayam in Pedapeta. The resolution was adopted during a municipal council meeting on 21 April at the Akividu Municipality office, with 19 of 20 members voting in favor of rebuilding the temple. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1591}}

Overseas Friends of the BJP of Dallas organized “Foundation Day of Bharatiya Janata Party” on May 2, 2026, in Frisco. Guests of Honor for the occasion are Honorable Shri Omprakash Sakhlecha ji, the MLA from Madhya Pradesh, and Honorable Shri Rohit Gangwalji, State in charge of Foreign Affairs, MP. I am grateful to the BJP group for the opportunity to share a few words on this occasion.  First, I presented the book I had written, titled “Narendra Modi: The Pride of Bharat,” to the two guests and other members of the organizing team. I said what Modi has done over the last 12 years is phenomenal, impressive, extraordinary, and unimaginable. The whole country is applauding the progress India has experienced since Modiji became the Prime Minister. Everybody is focused on his achievements, both material and spiritual. There is a Modi wave spreading across the country, resulting in the Bharatiya Janata Party winning in record numbers. His popularity in India and abroad is exemplary. Foreign countries recognize his talent, his love for them, his selfless service, and the trust he has earned. I mentioned it is time to think of Bharat ten years from now. After Modiji and Yogiji, once the wave subsides, what will the future hold for Hindus? The concept of secularism is causing irreparable damage to Hindu values, Hindu rights, and the very existence of Hinduism.  Secularism in India means the separation of religion from the State, ensuring equal treatment of all religions. Articles 25-28 of the Indian Constitution guarantee freedom of religion, allowing individuals to practice, propagate, and profess their faith. The Constitution ensures that all citizens are treated equally, regardless of their religious beliefs. If that is the case, why do State governments take over Hindu Temples and manage them with politicians? Why can Hindu religious people not maintain their Hindu Temples the way Christians and Muslims manage their institutions? The governments are selling lands, diverting resources, funding non-Hindu activities, charging fees even to enter Hindu Temples, and causing untold damage to Hinduism and the psyche of Hindus. In many cases, non-Hindus manage Hindu Temples, abuse Hindu Gods, deplete resources, and divert properties to other religions. Many States and the central government have the Ministry of Minority Affairs providing so many benefits at the expense of Hindu privileges. The governments provide financial assistance for education, training for better jobs, and support to start a business. The Christians and Muslims are given the opportunity to enter the government and are encouraged to discriminate against Hindus. The mission of the Abrahamic religions is to dominate Bharat and make it an Islamic country. The central government and state governments are providing a platform for them to occupy crucial positions, dominate Hindus, and deny their privileges.   The unforeseen situation will be that the Hindu population will decline while the Muslim population will increase. The average family size of Muslims will be about 5, while for Hindus it will be around 1.5. The political future will be unimaginable. They will have more influence and will slowly terrorize Hindu nations the way they have been doing across the globe. The Muslims are not hiding their plans to declare Bharat as an Islamic country by 2047 or even before. What is Bharat doing to counter this impending danger to the Hindu country? Even as we write this article, Hindus are experiencing Jihad in every conceivable area. Love Jihad, Land Jihad, Pilgrim Jihad, Snake Jihad, and corporate jihad are only a few examples we know of. How many other ways are they causing havoc in the unknown? Jihad is an organized effort by Muslim men to seduce, marry, and convert Hindu women to Islam over 50 years in India. There are 200 known cases of Love Jida in Bharat. “Love jihad” is understood as a malicious campaign by certain groups to convert non-Muslim women to Islam through deceit, false promises of love or marriage, and false promises of employment. Family planning needs to be enforced to ensure that the natural resources are balanced. They will use their numbers as a weapon to capture political power. Their desire to dominate India must be attacked head-on. Otherwise, the Hindu holocaust is likely to happen sooner than we think. Even Union Minister Giriraj Singh acknowledged that certain Muslim organizations aim to turn India into an Islamic country. If we do not enforce “One Nation, One Law, and UCC,” they can make India another Islamic country. Hindus must look ahead and see what might happen to Bharat ten years from now and address the open challenge posed on a regular basis by Muslims to make Bharat an Islamic Nation. Are Hindus prepared to address this impending danger that could change the Hindu Nation into an Islamic Country?  {{album_1590}}

Bala Samskara Kendras are successfully operating in several states across India. However, the centers running in the state of Rajasthan are distinct and carry a much deeper responsibility. These are not merely educational centers; they are beacons of hope in the lives of those who fled neighboring Pakistan in fear of their lives. For many families, being born a Hindu in Pakistan meant enduring constant violence, discrimination, and religious persecution. Carrying their lives in their hands, they arrived in India as refugees with a profound belief: "Bharat is our Motherland; here we will be respected as Hindus, and we will find support." It is disheartening to note that, on the ground, their living conditions have not yet reached the level they had hoped for. It is our collective responsibility to honor their faith and embrace them. The Role of Bala Samkara Kendras in Refugee Camps: In these Pakistani Hindu refugee camps, where life is a daily struggle, our organization has established Bala Samkara Kendras to stand by them. Our initiatives through these centers include: * Education and Values : In camps lacking basic amenities, we provide quality education along with teachings on the greatness of Hindu Dharma, our culture, and core values. We ensure they grow with self-confidence without losing touch with their roots. * Nutrition : Keeping the children's health in mind, we provide nutritious snacks three days a week to ensure they do not suffer from malnutrition. * Family Development: Beyond the children, we undertake various livelihood projects to improve the economic status and living standards of these refugee families, ensuring they can live with dignity. Standing by our brothers and sisters in times of distress is the true essence of Hindu Dharma. Currently, we are successfully operating 4 Bala Samkara Kendras in such challenging areas of Rajasthan. With the support of donors and protectors of Dharma, we are ready to establish many more centers in the future to provide education and values to even more children in these refugee camps. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1589}}

One day, a sports competition was held at the Bala Samskar Kendra. It was announced that an amazing prize would be given to the winner. Upon seeing the prize, an intense desire (Kama) sparked within Kutil. He firmly decided, "Somehow, this prize must be mine; I cannot live without it." The competition began. As soon as he realized that Aryan was winning, anger (Krodha) surged within Kutil. In that fit of rage, he tried to push Aryan down. However, Aryan ultimately won and received the prize. Unable to accept his defeat, Kutil developed greed (Lobha), believing he must possess the prize, even if it meant stealing it from Aryan. Despite having many toys of his own, he wanted to deceive others for that one prize. Aryan and Pragna noticed Kutil’s behavior and tried to stop him, but it was in vain. Finally, they all went to the Guru. The Guru took them to an old wall behind the Ashram. On that wall were paintings of three terrifying black doors. In large letters, 'Gates of Hell' was written above them. Showing those paintings, the Guru said to Kutil: "Kutil! Your excessive desire for that prize, the anger you felt when you didn't get it, and your greed to possess it by any means... all of these push you down the wrong path. These are not just bad habits; these are the very gates that lead to hell. Lord Sri Krishna gave this same warning to Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita:" Shloka:  Trividham narakasyedam dvaram nashanam-atmanah |  Kamah krodhas-tatha lobhas-tasmad-etat-trayam tyajet || The Guru further explained: "Dear Kutil! 1.    Kama (Excessive Desire): Developing an intense obsession for things we do not have. 2.    Krodha (Anger): Harboring resentment against others when things don't go as we planned. 3.    Lobha (Greed/Miserliness): Not sharing what we have and wanting to take what belongs to others. These three come one after another and destroy your intellect. Your obsessive attachment to that prize, the grudge you held against Aryan when your desire wasn't met, and the madness to enjoy someone else's property even through theft—these qualities of Kama, Krodha, and Lobha are the gates to hell. One who passes through these gates destroys himself and loses respect in society. Therefore, you must abandon these three immediately." Upon hearing the Guru's words and seeing the paintings of the Gates of Hell, Kutil was frightened. He realized how much danger his desires were putting him in. He immediately apologized to Aryan and promised to keep his mind under control and walk the path of Dharma. Teacher Tasks Discussion After the Story: ●    How did Kutil’s hope for the prize turn into 'Kama' (Excessive Desire)? ●    What were the names of the three gates on the Ashram wall? How do they destroy a person? ●    Is it natural to feel angry when we don't get something? How should we control it? Practical Task: This week, whenever you feel stubborn about something you want, remind yourself that it is a 'Gate to Hell.' Conquer 'Lobha' (greed/miserliness) by sharing your things with others. Character Analysis: ●    Aryan and Pragna: Wise individuals who accepted victory and defeat equally, saved their friend from downfall. ●    Kutil and Maya: Their characters show how Kama, Krodha, and Lobha follow one another. They were awakened by fear and the Guru’s teaching. ●    The Guru: A noble teacher who warned through a Bhagavad Gita shloka and visually demonstrated the three causes of human destruction. Shloka Repetition: Have the children repeat the Bhagavad Gita shloka mentioned in the story. Ask them to explain the meaning of the shloka in their own words. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979   {{album_1588}}

Every summer, along with water tanks, cantaloupes are also given to cattle. Sponsor one Center/village. $150.00 Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is excited to announce that we have started the five-year-old tradition of providing water and food for animals facing the scorching sun. As you can see, Fruits and cantaloupes were provided to the cattle and monkeys in Kalyandurg village. The Hindu law books and moral codes lay down specific rules, suggesting how animals should be treated and which animals should or should not be used for human consumption. Compassion to animals (bhuta daya) is an important virtue for those who seek liberation or those who want to lead virtuous lives on the path of righteousness to cultivate divine qualities. Killing animals without reason has the same karmic consequence as killing humans, since every living being on earth has an opportunity to evolve into higher life forms and work for their salvation. This year, too, cantaloupes were given to monkeys and cattle. It is known that last year, after seeing the animals suffering from eating plastic, they were also taken to the veterinarian. However, many such programs are being organized under the auspices of the organization. GHHF thanks the farmers who donated these cantaloupes and other fruits to feed the cattle and monkeys. As you can see, cantaloupes were brought In the past, we had set up water tanks for the cattle in Kalyanadurgam town, and now, with the onset of the dry season, the tanks have been cleaned and painted. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979   {{album_1587}}

Global Hindu Heritage Foundation is committed to pursuing and reviving our traditional customs by implementing them in the classrooms. Our scriptures repeatedly remind us of the importance of Parents. The adages “Matru Devo Bhava” and “Pitru Devo Bhava” are constantly in our minds. The importance given to the parents is unparalleled in human history. With that belief, Pada Puja for parents was organized by the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation, where children washed their parents' feet, applied Tilak and turmeric powder, and performed Natavaram in Anakapalli District.  About 50 children, 30 parents, and 10 chief guests participated in the Pada Puja. The program began with Omkar and the children's chants of auspicious slokas.  After which, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation was introduced, and its programs were explained. They mentioned that GHHF operates about 175 Bala Samskar Kendras across nine states in India, building or renovating Temples in villages to meet villagers' religious needs. Later, songs were sung with the children, Bhagavad Gita verses were recited, and freedom fighters were told about them. Later, the chief guest, Natavaram ZPHI School Telugu Pandit Shri Gopi Master, said that I do Bhagavad Gita, Ramayana, reading and exercising every day, but today, when I see the children reciting Bhagavad Gita, singing patriotic songs, and narrating the stories of great people who sacrificed their lives for the country here at the Bala Sanskar Kendra, I feel that the Almighty has given me a wonderful opportunity today. I express my heartfelt gratitude to GHHF for preparing these children in this way. Today, it is a great joy to prepare children for the future and to instill in them culture, tradition, and Samskar. It is said that every parent should make use of this and send their children to the Bala Sanskar Kendra without fail. Parents, what changes have they noticed in their children? Their parents say that, as parents, they are being reminded of their responsibility through the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation. They expressed their gratefulness to GHHF. They said they work hard for our profession. But we are not home to find out what our children are doing. Now, as soon as our children wake up in the morning, they touch their parents' feet with their palms and bow to them. Many parents expressed their happiness with their children's manners and appreciated their children's manners. They also said they were happy to hear that their children chant the Bhagavad Gita, since many of them do not have a copy at home. Many parents expressed their joy and happiness, saying they would like to express their special gratitude to the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation for providing such a program, education, and culture for our children and us. The Pada Puja program conducted with the children of the Bala Sanskar Kendra today was colorful and grand. Donations are appreciated. By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979  {{album_1586}}

In a resounding victory for the protectors of Dharma, the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation (GHHF) has emerged triumphant in a landmark legal battle at the Supreme Court of India. To honor this historic milestone, a grand felicitation ceremony was organized at the RSS Office in Bhimavaram, where various Hindu organizations came together to pay tribute to the leadership that made this victory possible. The primary credit for this monumental success goes to Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh, the National General Secretary of GHHF. The case involved a series of false SC/ST Atrocity charges filed by Pastor Chintada Anand against Hindu activist Akkala Rami Reddy, which was a clear attempt to intimidate those dedicated to the cause of Dharma. Understanding the gravity of the situation, Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh personally took charge of the entire legal process, steering the case from the District Court through the High Court, and finally to the Supreme Court of India. His strategic brilliance, relentless persistence, and deep commitment to justice ensured that the truth prevailed. This victory stands as a powerful precedent, proving that the Global Hindu Heritage Foundation will go to any lengths to protect its grassroots workers. The felicitation event was a remarkable display of Hindu solidarity as leading organizations such as the Dana Dharma Charitable Trust, Hindu Nation Foundation, Ramadandu, and several other prominent Hindu bodies joined forces. Together, these organizations formally honored Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh and Sri Akkala Rami Reddy for their courage and resilience. The representatives noted that Rajesh’s leadership has provided a new sense of security and confidence to Hindu activists across the region. During the gathering, speakers highlighted that this Supreme Court verdict is a stern warning to those who attempt to weaponize the law for malicious purposes. It was emphasized that GHHF, under the guidance of Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh, has established a formidable legal defense system to safeguard the interests of the Hindu community. The ceremony concluded with a shared sense of pride and renewed energy. The leadership of Sri Thunuguntla Rajesh has not only secured a legal win but has also strengthened the bond of unity among various Hindu organizations. This historic victory in the highest court of the land will be remembered as a defining moment in the modern struggle for Dharmic justice.  Donations are appreciated; By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. By Rupees: call 601-918-7111; +91 83096 43979 {{album_1585}}

Sponsor one School for one year: $1200.00 (Installment can be done; Call us for details: 601-918-7111)   Anne Besant once stated, “After a study of some forty years and more of the great religions of the world, I find none so perfect, none so scientific, none so philosophic, and none so spiritual as the great religion known by the name of Hinduism ... Make no mistake; without Hinduism, India has no future. Hinduism is the soil into which India’s roots are struck … And if Hindus do not maintain Hinduism, who shall save it? If India’s own children do not cling to her faith, who shall guard it? India alone can save India, and India and Hinduism are one.” Global Hindu Heritage Foundation initiated Ghar Waapasi in August 2020 by appointing four Pracharaks to welcome back those who were converted to Christianity with allurement or force threats and false promises. We prepared a four-page flyer outlining the fundamental rights of Hindus under the Constitution to protect their rights, and a 52-page book detailing the differences between the Bible and the Bhagavad Gita. As of now, we have appointed 20 Pracharaks in five different States. So far, we are fortunate to welcome more than 4,600 Christians back to Hindu Dharma. Also, we are visiting Hindu activists in all these villages to make them aware of the violence, incest, hatred, sexual promiscuity, intolerance, killings, rapes, stoning to death, and similar atrocious verses in the Bible, with the hope that information will not only prevent them from getting converted but also enable them to encounter the Christian Pastors and other missionaries. What is Bala Samskar?                 Our children are our strength. They are our future. They will be our Ambassadors to Hindu Dharma in preserving, protecting, and propagating our ancient civilization. For centuries, we, as Hindus, failed to pass knowledge on to the next generations. With no knowledge about our faith and with no pride in the universality and non-violence of Sanatana Dharma, our children, as well as adults, have become targets for Christians to convert. They have used a plethora of deceptive tactics to woo our Hindus to Christianity, as we are not able to defend our religion, and also not able to question the barbaric nature of the Bible. We have become defenseless and lack any knowledge of our heritage.                 Similarly, we are still ill-equipped with the true nature of other religions. Christianity and Islam advocate violence, terror, killings, rapes, and destruction. Hindus are the only ones who say that all religions are the same, while the other two Abrahamic religions abhor Hinduism and do not have any respect. Both these religions have committed to wiping out Hinduism from the planet. It is time to recognize the potential danger to Hinduism, to reacquaint ourselves with the richness of our heritage, and to understand why ahimsa, tolerance, inclusiveness, respect for others, and truth can save humanity from extinction.                 Hundreds of Western scholars, Nobel laureates, Literary giants, and spiritual titans have applauded Hinduism's universality, its nonsectarian, nonviolent, peaceful, and tolerant philosophy. As Arnold Toynbee stated, only spirituality and ahimsa can save the world from self-destruction. Francois Gautier announces that “the knowledge that stands behind Hinduism can save the world.”                 Knowledge is power. GHHF would like to impart knowledge that will be useful for them and for future generations. Why is Bala Samskar Planned? To teach about the richness and glory of our Sanatana Dharma. It’s eternal nature, its scientific advances, the depth of knowledge in our scriptures, and its universal appeal to humanity.                 Global Hindu Heritage Foundation plans to start BALA SAMSKAR on Sundays and weekdays to impart the richness of Hindu Heritage, which emphasizes peace, harmony, inclusiveness, self-improvement, and universal welfare. Our Sunday School will discuss contributions to Hinduism made in the fields of education, mathematics, and astronomy. Arithmetic, quantum mechanics, metallurgy, surgery, medicine, dentistry, infinity, zero. Cosmology, literature, yoga meditation, and other subjects. Our children will recite a Hindu invocation dealing with universal kinship and well-being: Om sarve bhavantu sukhinah. Sarve santu niraamayaah. Sarve bhadraani pashyantu. Maa kaschid dukhbhaag bhavet. “May all beings be happy, healthy, and prosperous. May none in the world suffer.” Content of the syllabus used to reach the Children: Bala Samskar / Sunday School syllabus                 GHHF will try to impart the richness of Sanatana Dharma, the glorious past, scientific advancements, the universal message of Hindu scriptures, the National heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country, the need for Gurus in one’s life, the relevance and appropriateness of karma and reincarnation, and recent encounters with other religions. We strive to enrich their lives and impart jnana that removes darkness.  Bhagavad Gita says, “Nahi Jnanena sadrusham Pavitra miha vidate.  tat svayam yoga-samsiddhah kalenatmani vindati.” In this world, there is nothing so sublime and pure as transcendental knowledge. Such knowledge is the mature fruit of all mysticism. And one who has achieved this enjoys the self within himself in due course.                 Some of the topics the teachers may cover in their classes. Depending on the time, they can select as they see fit. Not required to cover all of them in any given class. 1) Chant Om three times 2) Ganapathy Prayer 3) Guru Stotram – Importance 4) Moral Story 6) National Heroes who sacrificed their lives for Bharat 7) The scientific nature of Hinduism and how it is different from the other two religions 8) Importance and Uniqueness of Hindu Temples 9) Hindu Customs and Traditions 10)  Gurus of India 11) Coming Festivals 12) Stories from Ramayana, Mahabharata, and Puranas. Etc. 13) Teach 1-2 Bhagavad Gita Verses 14) Teach 1-2 Bhajans 15) Homework for Children 16) Hinduism and other religions - Compare 17) Yoga Postures and Meditation 18) Visit the nearby Temple and have Darshan 19) Expose them to the government's hatred of Hinduism and how to protect it. 20) Prasadam Donations are appreciated; By Zelle: ghhfusaorg@gmail.com PayPal: savetemples.org By Check: You can also send a check payable to GHHF,14726 Harmony Lane, Frisco, TX 75035. 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“Make no mistake, without Hinduism, India has no future. Hinduism is the soil into which India's roots are stuck and torn out of that she will inevitably wither as a tree torn out from its place. And if Hindus do not maintain Hinduism who shall save it? If India's own children do not cling to her faith who shall guard, it. India alone can save India and India and Hinduism are one.” Anne Besant Global Hindu Heritage Foundation has written several articles about the future of Hindus in Bharat and how they may be in an existential threat. Every Hindu who is silent, indifferent, secularist, believes in “all religions are the same,” believes that “nothing will happen to Sanatana dharma,” and believes that Muslims are not a threat to Bharath, is an enemy of Hinduism. Yes, a Hindu who denies the threat to Hinduism is an enemy of Hinduism. This “Hindu enemy” is an individual who justifies or indifferent to the atrocities of Muslims against Hindus; who refuses the existence of love Jijad, land jihad, and pilgrim jihad; who refuses to acknowledge the decline of nearly 18 percent of Hindus in Pakistan at the Independence to less than one percent by forced conversion and massing killings of Hindus; who refuse to the ongoing genocide in Bangladesh,  who refuse to take action against people who make derogatory and demeaning statements against Hinduism and Hindu Gods; who refuses to acknowledge the statements by Muslim leaders who say that they will make India a Muslim country; who refuses to acknowledge 400 years of bloody invasion of Bharat the history has ever experienced;  who refuses to pass uniform civil code where every citizen will have the same fundamental rights, and who refuses to question the appeasement of Muslims by according unbelievable benefits no other country on the planet would grant.               Hindus in India are delusional in thinking that they constitute about 80 percent of the Indian population. But people who really think and act like Hindus may be less than 20 percent. Others may say they are, but they would lift a finger to support Hindu institutions and Hindu activities. They remain aloof. Unless there is to be gain, they would not support, participate, or appreciate anything that is Hindu. They do not mind stabbing their own mother, which is Sanatana Dharma. Dharma has nothing to do with him unless it benefits him. But they talk endlessly. They are only takers. They are ungrateful to their mother and motherland – Sanatana Dharma and Bharata Mata.               In Andhra Pradesh, tentacles of minority appeasement are entrenched deep into the ground. Since 2004, the reservations and benefits to Muslims have kept increasing year by year. The history of Muslim appeasement in Andhra Pradesh is often referred to as minority welfare by proponents and vote-bank politicians. Appease them for political gains, even at the expense of stabbing Sanatana Dharma for political gains. As the Minority population increases, benefits increase proportionately. No politician needs to know the history of Muslims; they do not need to know how 58 countries in the Middle East became Islamic countries; they need not know how they are openly saying they would convert Bharat into an Islamic country. The only thing they want to do is destroy the country for their selfish interests, for their power, money, and fame. Even after 75 years of Independence and all the benefits given to minorities, if they have not improved their lives, there is something wrong with the government policies. The government has not implemented the ideals of equality, equal opportunity, discipline, and responsibility. Many people criticized his policies regarding targeted reservations, financial assistance schemes, and administrative concessions initiated largely by Congress-led governments, and continued by regional parties like TDP, spanning from 2004 to the present. Following 2004, many state governments launched initiatives, including the establishment of the Minority Finance Corporation, subsidies for Hajj pilgrims, and significant financial aid for Shadi Mubarak/Dulhan schemes to cover the marriage expenses of underprivileged Muslim girls. Amit Shah said a few days ago that “The Indian Constitution does not recognize reservations based on religion. Despite this, the INDI Alliance—motivated by appeasement politics—seeks to demand reservations for Muslims, even as they cite the Constitution in support of their position.”  But who is listening and who is implementing? But three Chief Ministers of Andhra, Sri Rajasekhara Reddy, Sri Y Jagan Mohan Reddy, and Sri Chandrababu Naidu, have committed themselves to be the champions of the minorities. Every subsequent government doled out more benefits than the previous government. Chandrababu Naidu has been saying that “The NDA coalition government is committed to minority welfare and development. We are working to ensure Muslims move forward economically and politically in Andhra Pradesh.”  Naidu even implemented several welfare initiatives during the 21 months since the NDA coalition government assumed office, focusing on strengthening minority development and opportunities - thereby reducing the Hindu opportunities and making the Hindu future bleak and dark. He reaffirmed his government's commitment to minority welfare, focusing on education, financial support, and infrastructure development, including a ₹5,434 crore allocation for the Minority Welfare Board and a ₹100 crore budget for the Noorbasha Corporation. Key initiatives for 2026 include free education for minority girls up to Intermediate and ₹1 lakh in assistance for Hajj pilgrims. The Minority benefits provided to Muslims in 2026 Under the NTR Bharosa pension scheme, benefits are being extended to over 4.3 lakh Muslims across Andhra Pradesh with an annual expenditure amounting to Rs 3,510 crore. Under ‘Thalliki Vandanam’, benefits up to Rs 15,000 rupees per annum per school-going child) are reaching around 4.5 lakh Muslim students, ensuring educational support and assistance to families across various districts. Post-matric scholarships worth Rs 240 crore are being provided to benefit over 19,200 Muslims. Under ‘Deepam 2’s scheme, three free gas cylinders per annum are given to 6.2 lakh families from the community. The government is providing monetary benefits to Imams and Mouzans. Monthly honoraria are provided: ₹10,000 for Imams and ₹5,000 for Mouzans. Arrears amounting to Rs 45 crore are being cleared, and financial assistance totaling Rs 193 crore has been extended to over 33,200 beneficiaries. Hajj Houses in Kadapa and Vijayawada will soon become operational. He is committed to protecting Waqf properties while ensuring welfare and institutional support for Muslim communities across Andhra Pradesh. He decided for 347 Muslims to undertake the Hajj pilgrimage this year from the Vijayawada embarkation point with necessary logistical support. He increased the budget allocation from Rs 5,434 crore in the previous budget to Rs 6,090 crore in the current budget. Noor Basha Federation has been converted into the Dudekula Muslim Finance Corporation with an allocation of Rs 100 crore. The Andhra Pradesh government created a 4% sub-quota for specific backward classes within the Muslim community for educational institutions and public services. What would be the future of Hindus? Do they have any privileges? Will the poor Hindu girls be given any educational privilege like the Muslim girls? Do Hindus get proportionate “Hindu Houses” like “Hajj Houses”? Will the government provide salaries for the Priests from government funds? Chandrababu Naidu consistently talks about protecting Waqf Board property while he snatches Hindu Temple lands and converts them to government property to be used for minorities.               Why would Chandrababu Naidu not pass a bill to include all Masques and Churches under the Endowment Act, where the government will manage them as Hindu Temples are managed by the government? Of course, Andhra Pradesh would not enforce Law and Order when it comes to minorities. It will either defy or ignore the decisions of the Supreme Court when it comes to the minorities. The annual Brahmotsava procession in Raya Choti was not allowed because Muslims from nearby Mosques objected and started throwing rocks. The 1300-year-old Temple tradition was halted by the imposition of Section 144.               Now, you decide who is the enemy of Hinduism. Hindus will be responsible for their religious and cultural downfall and destruction if they do not learn from the history of Muslim atrocities. Hindus may criticize other religions for taking advantage of the government policies and vote bank politics of the Politicians. But it does not help. It is their sheer silence toward the depletion of Hindu resources to benefit the minorities that is encouraging the government to pass outrageous policies to dismantle the Hindu edifice. A Hindu is his own enemy. His affiliation with the political party and caste is destroying the ancient, rich civilization. Hindu is responsible for the impending demise of his own Hindu faith. Their destiny is in their hands.