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''brahma-go-viprās tapo yajñāḥ sa-dakṣiṇāḥ </blockquote><blockquote> tasmāt sarvātmanā rājan brāhmaṇān brahma-vādinaḥ

''brahma-go-viprās tapo yajñāḥ sa-dakṣiṇāḥ </blockquote><blockquote> tasmāt sarvātmanā rājan brāhmaṇān brahma-vādinaḥ

''tapasvino yajña-śīlān gāś ca hanmo havir-dughāḥ </blockquote><blockquote> viprā gāvaś ca vedāś ca tapaḥ satyaṁ damaḥśamaḥ

''tapasvino yajña-śīlān gāś ca hanmo havir-dughāḥ </blockquote><blockquote> viprā gāvaś ca vedāś ca tapaḥ satyaṁ damaḥśamaḥ

''śraddhā dayā titikṣā ca kratavaś ca hares tanūḥ </blockquote><blockquote> sa hi sarva-suradhyakso hy asura-dvid guha-sayah tan-mula devatah sarvah

''śraddhā dayā titikṣā ca kratavaś ca hares tanūḥ </blockquote><blockquote> sa hi sarva-suradhyakso hy asura-dvid guha-sayah tan-mula devatah sarvah ''sesvarah''

  </blockquote><blockquote>''sesvarah sa-catur-mukhah ayam vai tad-vadhopayo yad rsinam vihimsanam || Srimad Bhagavatham (10.4.39-42)'' </blockquote><nowiki> </nowiki>'''Translation''': ''“The Devatas and Bhagavan Viṣhṇu, reside wherever there are dharmic principles, culture, the Vedas, cows, brāhmaṇas, austerities and sacrifices with proper donations. O King, we, who are your adherents in all respects, shall therefore kill the Vedic brahmanas, the persons engaged in offering sacrifices and austerities, and the cows that supply milk, from which clarified butter is obtained for the ingredients of sacrifice (to cause harm to Vishnu)”''

  </blockquote><blockquote>''sa-catur-mukhah ayam vai tad-vadhopayo yad rsinam vihimsanam || Srimad Bhagavatham (10.4.39-42)''

</blockquote><nowiki> </nowiki>Meaning : ''“The Devatas and Bhagavan Viṣhṇu, reside wherever there are dharmic principles, culture, the Vedas, cows, brāhmaṇas, austerities and sacrifices with proper donations. O King, we, who are your adherents in all respects, shall therefore kill the Vedic brahmanas, the persons engaged in offering sacrifices and austerities, and the cows that supply milk, from which clarified butter is obtained for the ingredients of sacrifice (to cause harm to Vishnu)”''

   

   

== Discussion ==

== Discussion ==

The panis are the materialistic people and enemies of wisdom who envy the jnanis. Living in the materialistic world, trying to exploit the society, going in the name of socialism -- these are asuric and destructive energies.  Many mantras of the Rg veda prove that Panis were the original residents of Bharatavarsha, though the Aryan myth claims that the panis were chased away by the Aryas.  

The panis are materialistic people and enemies of wisdom who envy the jnanis. Aspiring only the materialistic world, trying to exploit the society for personal gains, going in the name of socialism -- these are asuric and destructive energies.  Many mantras of the Rg veda prove that Panis were the original residents of Bharatavarsha, though the Aryan myth claims that the panis were chased away by the Aryas.  

The society or the world is generally filled with Anaryas—those who are like Panis or Dasyus. Dasyus are traders like Pani. It comes from the root word: “Dus” those who take business as their goal. The alternative word given by Yaska in Nirukti is: “dasaha dassyathe upadasayathi’. The point is that business and farming or transactions is required and not to be viewed in negative sense. But the purely materialistic attitude with business only for personal profits, without connection to the jnana of the other world:“para” is not a Vedic practice. Therefore Panis who hinder the advancement of Consciousness in Spiritual realm, are viewed with contempt as seen in Rig Veda mantras. Therefore vedas rather than speaking from a historical perspective alone, are establishing an eternal truth. And this indicates that since times immemorial jnana shakti is constantly in war with ajananis or unintelligent people. Panis could be from any kula or race or any civilization, but that is not an important consideration for the Vedas.

The society or the world is generally filled with materialistic ideologies — those who are like Panis or Dasyus. Dasyus are traders like Pani, comes from the root word: “Dus” those who have business as their goal. The alternative word given by Yaska in Nirukti is: “dasaha dassyathe upadasayathi’.

 

== References ==

== References ==

#K. L. Narayanacharya, Veda Sanskrita Parichaya

#K. L. Narayanacharya, Veda Sanskrita Parichaya

#Prakash Charan Prasad, Foreign Trade and Commerce in Ancient India

#Prakash Charan Prasad, Foreign Trade and Commerce in Ancient India