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Ashoka and Aurangzeb

अशोक और औरंगजेब 
Ashoka and Aurangzeb 

Very famous emperors who always thought they were INVINCIBLE. I might not be so well read or learned but know the story of these two legends. 

The former after many killings, high placement, reaching the pinnacle remained empty from within. The Great War of Kalinga he did win but lost himself before the weeping plight of innocent children and wives of soldiers who were killed in the battle. Thus he surrendered to bigger powers and transformed. Rest is history....  NO!!! His actual history was written thereafter. The Great Emperor dethroned  himself and became torchbearer of peace.....so, therefore even today every house has  Ashoka tree, its leaves are considered pious and used in every pooja. 

The latter power version, Aurangzeb continued using force. Forcefully converting any caste to Muslim. God loves love and peace but if peace is challenged one needs to follow principles of Gita i.e. Saam, Daam, Dand Bhed. Peace practitioner Guru Gobind Singhji did so… he believed in liberation and love. Not to enforce but respect each soul. He recites so in his verses, “jin prem kiyo tin hi prabh paayo”. Love for fellow beings not enforcing religion but Aurangzeb did not practice same hence and couldn't withstand Power of Govinda (power of Love and Respect) who then had to use 'Dand' and we know today Guru Gobind Singh ji and his father Guru Teg Bahadurji, as HIND KI CHADAR, saving pandits from terror of Aurangzeb, by killing terror itself.

Bottomline...if you cannot respect people, you cannot love anyone. 

Get your intentions right... 

hope you got it Right!

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