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Bharat - A Golden Bird



In Chaitanya Charitamrita Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu has already glorified about our Bharat Bhoomi , "Anyone who has taken birth as human being in the land of Bhāratavarṣa," janma sārthaka kari, "making his life successful," kara para-upakara. Para-upakara.  Do welfare to others.”

Bharata-Bhoomite haila manuṣya-janma yaara
Janma Saarthaka karee kara para-upakaar.

We are so fortunate that we have taken our birth on land of Bharat, we must have done so many pious activities in our past lives to get birth on this land which has full of cultures, spirituality and unity.

Although we have different-different languages, traditions and religions but we have one thing common in all and that is humanity.

Bharat Bhoomi is known as Golden Bird and the reason it has everything which we needed for our necessities. And this land was known for Agriculture, Cows protection and mainly it make us independent. We were fulfilling our requirements by accepting farm community and protecting cows, we were never dependent on others.

This Bharat Bhoomi where many people visits from other countries and take advantage of it but sometimes we feel we don’t give that much value to it. People come to see our cultures, love and learn spirituality.

In Srimad Bhagwatam it is mentioned, we all are protected by Kshatriya (Soldiers) and that why we are living our life peacefully and everyone is following their prescribed duty nicely.

We are sleeping peacefully in night just because of our great heroes doing their duty sleepless.  We should never forget to our heroes and we must be thankful to them for their efforts and great difficulties we are feeling secure and feareless.

So, this is our responsibility to be a good citizen make our valuable contribution and lets make this Bharat Golden Bird again.

Wish you all a very happy republic day!




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