Please pay attention to the underlined two words. The below is how Dada Samanvayananda created one so-called sutra and in the above letter we are addressing the first two words of his sutra which are underlined below in red. The problem is that he created a faulty sutra and then tried to cover it up with his below Hindi purport. This was printed in Prajina Bharati, Vol. 38, No. 6, Consecutive Number 248, Guru Tattvam page 30,Nov / Dec 2014.
So the above is Dada S’s bogus sutra where he is stating that: “Prakrtiyah kut́iilágatih” - meaning the ways of prakrti are always crooked.
This was printed in Prajina Bharati, Vol. 38, No. 6, Consecutive Number 248, Guru Tattvam page 30,Nov / Dec 2014
Ananda Marga philosophy states, ”The matter does not end here. The wickedness, the deceit, that pollutes human society first moves along a crooked path like its masters, and finally ends up by annihilating its masters themselves. The wicked persons at the helm of affairs, who are now out to liquidate others, will one day themselves be liquidated and erased from history by their own followers. Sinful persons, by following the crooked path, contaminate the atmosphere of the universe, but ultimately that sinful conduct, in a similar crooked way, will recoil like a boomerang on the sinners themselves.”
“Those who deprive others of justice, who stifle others’ voices and try to immortalize themselves by their own loud proclamations, are themselves usually deprived of justice in the end. And their loud cries which had risen to the skies, are smothered in the underworld. Shiva the Omniscient was aware of these hard realities. So He warned the devoted and dharmic people, Pápasya kut́iilágatih [“The ways of sin are always crooked”]. (11)
By the above it is clear that the term kutiila has a very bad and abominable meaning. It is very negative; such a term is used to describe dastardly communist and fascist leaders like Stalin and Hitler who murdered millions in concentration camps. They were all on the path of kutiila. Prakrti is not like that.
Remember, throughout the entire body of Ananda Marga philosophy Baba has used the phrase kut́iilá gatih to denote sin - He never used it in any other way. So Dada S has invented something that is completely false by associating this phrase - kut́iilá gatih - with prakrti. What Dada S has done is against the ethic of Ananda Marga philosophy.
By the below teaching, it is clear that the term kutiila carries so many negative meanings.
“The root verb kut́a is used with several different meanings, for example, “to walk a crooked [kut́ila] path”, “to make somebody walk a crooked path”, “to be dishonest”, “to make somebody dishonest”, “to walk on the path of adharma [unrighteousness]”, “to make somebody walk on the path of adharma”, “to strike”, “to create obstructions in the path of honesty”, “to cut into pieces”, “to build a wall of obstacles”, “to peck or to nibble”. There are also different etymological meanings based on these usages. The colloquial usages of the word kut́a are as follows.” (12)
By the above teaching, it is clear that the term kutiila carries so many negative meanings, yet Dada S uses this same term to describe prakrti. How could he blame prakrti in this way.
Sadguru Baba states, “Vidyámáyá: The Supreme Creative Principle Prakrti that helps unit beings to move from the crude to the subtle is called Vidyámáyá. Unit beings make steady progress towards the Supreme with help of the Vidyá force of Prakrti.” (13)
Story harassing even after death
Before explaining further about the gross errors Dada S has made, one story comes in my mind. All know that there are many good people in Bikaner (Rajasthan, India) but also one very notorious person was born there as well. And this is the story of that wicked man.
This man passed his whole life harassing and torturing innocent villagers in his locale. He taunted and abused them in all kinds of ways, like false court cases etc. This went on for decades. When he was nearing the end of his life, it struck him that when he dies he will no longer be able to harass those villagers. So he devised one special way whereby he would be able to harass those villagers even after his death.
Here is what he did - this is the plan he came up with.
When that wicked man became terminally ill with cancer and was essentially on his deathbed, he hatched one nasty plan to entangle and harass those innocent villagers for the days and years to come. First that man went door to door throughout the village and feigned repentance for his many misdeeds. He talked to each family individually. He pledged to those them that, “I am a sinner and I harassed you for years and years, and now I am going to die from cancer. I beg you to help me and forgive me for my sins.”
Seeing the plight of that man and hearing his plea, one by one, each family forgave him.
Then the man told, ”There is one more thing I request of you. Your granting forgiveness is not enough. My soul will not be satisfied unless you hang my corpse from a tree and beat it mercilessly with on stick etc.”
Hearing this the they looked quite concerned; the various families each replied that they could not commit such an act.
The wicked man added, “Please, I beg of you. This is the only way I can reach to heaven.”
Hearing this, the various families thought further, and one by one each agreed to satisfy the man’s wishes. On their own they promised to keep this entire ordeal secret. The man thanked them countless times as he took leave of their company.
Immediately, that wicked man scurried to the police department and offered them a large bribe. He said that, “These villagers are my enemies and they have a plan to assault me even after my death. To take revenge on me, they are going to ransack my corpse. Specifically, they are going to hang my dead body from a tree and whip it with sticks.”
The man requested, “As policemen, it is your duty to uphold the dignity of my being and not let my corpse be beaten and destroyed in this manner.” The officers agreed.
Thereafter, the man approach his wife and told her, “After I die, then your first duty is to inform the policemen of my death.” Soon afterwards, that wicked man breathed his last on this earth and news spread of his passing.
Per their promise, those villagers tied and hung the man’s corpse from a tree and began whipping that corpse to ensure that man went to heaven.
When the policemen came upon this scene, then they immediately arrested all those villagers and put them in jail. By this way, that wicked man was able to harass and torture those innocent villagers even after his death.