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Words of Inspiration

Sri Krishna teaches us to fight bravely against evil and not be cowards! In the modern age auras are none other than Islamic jihad’s following quranic injunctions and pseudo-seculars who sell their mother for the sake of a few thousand rupees! Sri Ram and Sri Krishna did not sit idle in the name of ahimsa. Arise, Soldiers of Hindutva!!!

From Shasta’s:

"O son of Pritha, do not yield to this degrading impotence. It does not become you. Give up such petty weakness of heart and arise, O chastiser of the enemy."
~Bhagavad Gita 2.3

"The material body of the indestructible, immeasurable and eternal living entity is sure to come to an end; therefore, fight, O descendant of Bharata."
~Bhagavad Gita 2.18

"Considering your specific duty as a Kshatriya, you should know that there is no better engagement for you than fighting on religious principles; and so there is no need for hesitation. O Partha, happy are the Kshatriyas to whom such fighting opportunities come unsought, opening for them the doors of the heavenly planets. If, however, you do not perform your religious duty of fighting, then you will certainly incur sins for neglecting your duties and thus lose your reputation as a fighter. "
~Bhagavad Gita 2.32-3

"O son of Kunti, either you will be killed on the battlefield and attain the heavenly planets, or you will conquer and enjoy the earthly kingdom. Therefore, get up with determination and fight."
Bhagavad Gita 2.37

From Jawans:

"I am certain that cow slaughter and conversions will stop. And till the time that happens, the fight will be on. It is the responsibility of every Hindu to fight such evils."
~Sri Dara Singh

"I have no regrets. And I will never regret. I have other important things to regret, like the loss of lives in the Orissa cyclone. I also regret the regular killings of Indian Jawans by missionary-backed insurgents in the North-east. When Hindus die, others don't cry. Why should we weep when others die? Whatever has happened is right. Whatever happen will also be right?"
~Sri Dara Singh

"Gandhi-ko Marne do. Ham ko makan do. (Let Gandhi die and give us shelter.)
~Hindu refugees, put on the streets at the command of Gandhi

"We Hindus will have no choice but to fight violence with violence. Call me a Hindu Fundamentalist if you want. Don't care a bit. Call me whatever, but my Bharat and my Hindu Rashtra comes first. But we Hindus are waking up mind you. SLOWLY BUT SURELY. Time is coming when we will all be awake sooner of later. And Shree Krishna will be there to advice us on how to handle the matter further."
~Jawan Sri Rohit Ji, Hinduunity.org

"We have seen quite enough of Nathuram during the period of more than five-weeks while we were hearing these appeals and particularly during the eight or nine days while he was arguing his own case and I cannot imagine that a man of his calibers could have even entertained the idea (of remaining behind)."
~Justice Achhru Ram

"I am breathing my last breath of the wind flowing over the sacred lands of Kurukshetra and Panipat. This Punjab is the Karma Bhoomi of Guru Gobind Singh. Bhagat Singh, Raj Guru and Sukh Dev have also given their 'Ahutis' on this very soil. 'Tyaga Murtees' like Hardayal and Bhai Paramananda have been produced by this province. On the same sacred land of Punjab, I am laying down my body. I am quite satisfied with this. When the divided Bharat will be reunited, today's divided Punjab will automatically be one as before. This may happen as early as possible. This is the only last wish of mine."
~Sri Nathuram V. Godse, 15-11-1949 7.00 A.M.

"you are allowed to perform last rites of my body you may perform them in any manner. But I am to express herewith a specific wish. The river Indus (Sindhu), on the banks of which our Pre- historic Rishis composed the Vedas is the Boundary of our Bharatvdrsha i.e. Hindusthan. My ashes may be sunk in the Holy Sindhu river when she will again flow freely under the aegis of the flag of Hindusthan. That will be the sacred day for US. It hardly matters even if it took a couple of generations for realising my wish. Preserve the ashes till then, and if that day would not dawn in your life time, pass on the remains to posterity for translating my desire into reality."
~Sri Nathuram Godse, 14-11-1949

"You both are acquainted with the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and have thoroughly studied our shastras. Bhagavan Sri Krishna had preached the 'Gita'. The name Sri Krishna with his powerful weapon 'Sudarshan Chakra' had decapitated 'Sishupal', an Aryan King; not in the battlefield but on the land of the Rajasuya Yagna. Who can dare call this very act of Sri Krishna a sin? Sri Krishna had killed so many persons both in wars and on other occasions for the sake of establishing universal happiness. For the sake of one 'Seeta Devi' the Ramayana story was developed. Only for the sake of one 'Draupadi' the history of 'Maha Bharat' had been born. Today, in front of our own eyes the chastity of thousands of women is being violated. The persons, who are committing these monstrous atrocities on women, are being helped in all possible ways. In such horrible circumstances, either for fear of our lives or for fear of public criticism, it was not possible for me to be silent without doing anything. I strongly believe that the blessings of thousands of women are backing me and substantiate my act. I am laying down my sacrifice at the feet of my beloved Motherland. My sacrifice may cause a bit of a loss to our own family. But, the destructed, demolished temples, the heaps of decapitated heads, the cruel murders committed on boys and girls and the atrocities on women...are reeling every minute before my eyes. I felt it was my utmost duty to cut off the help that was being carried to the wicked committing these cruel deeds. My mind is clean. Though many would entertain varied thoughts regarding my act, my mind is not perturbed even for the fraction of a second. If there is anything such as heaven, my place has been assured there and hence there is no necessity for me to offer a special prayer. If at all there is anything as such salvation, I am eligible to it. I do not in the least wish to live at the mercy of amnesty. I feel that a life obtained by an act of mercy is the real death for me. Death has not come in front of me. I myself have gone to the face of death. I am seeing with my smiling face, the Goddess of death. That Goddess of death also is so eagerly waiting to embrace me as a friend. Death has no power to distort the image of the 'realized ones', with sorrow. To fulfill the dream of my ideal that, from the river 'Sindhu' to the seas, this whole land of Bharat should become independent...this body of mine must essentially die. This self-sacrifice of mine for which the eyes of lakhs of people of this country that are shedding tears will share your sorrow. Akhand Bharat Amar Rahe! Vande Mataram!!"

~Sri Nathuram Godse, Ambala Central Jail, Nov. 12, 1949