Shrimad Bhagavad Gita In Bench and Bar: : Paradigm of Moral Justice System

ISBN-13: 9781456414474 / Angielski / Miękka / 2011 / 206 str.

Brij Mohan Dhir

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This Unique Book is titled as Shrimad Bhagavad Gita in Bench and Bar: Paradigm of Moral Justice System. Shrimad Bhagavad means opulent intelligence speeding towards the desired end of well-being. "Shri" means opulent or affluence; "Mat" means intelligence, which is needed for morality of law and justice; "Bhag" means well-being and "Vat" means the state accordingly; thus, "Bhagwat" means the complete state of well-being; "Gita" verbally means a poem that is to be sung. For Impartial Trial (War), Judicial Participants as Impartial Beings are treated as Karma Yogis, who fight for social order and universal welfare. They set examples for future generations. Alike or unlike the "Scripture of Yogas," Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is not only the "Scripture of Neutrality or Impartiality," but also battle between Truth versus False, Good versus Evil, Right versus Wrong, Wisdom of Selflessness, Wisdom of Light and Meditation as visualized Divine Inspiration to impart the equal justice in unequals, that is called the moral justice. The problem of moral justice is, how to restrain ego and desire, either by adopting the truth (good) or by avoiding false (evil). Since oath and affirmation are failed to awaken conscience by impressing mind of judicial participants in worldwide law and justice systems. Even the controllers of these systems lack good and high moral characters. In this unique book, as other books failed, one shall find tautology of impartiality, pedagogy of impartiality, paradigm of moral justice system, theory of impartiality, types of judicial participants, moral testers, empirical studies of impartiality, problem areas of laws and free will, resolution, goal of justice, doctrines of impartial justice, theology of light tree, conclusion, and recommendations. Above all, this unique book demonstrates that Shrimad Bhagavad Gita is not only meant for dead beings for liberation, but also meant for living beings for liberty (universal order and welfare). Thus, this book recommends to recognize as public figures those impartial judicial participants as legends of impartial justice, who fought, fight, will fight impartial trial (War). This book deduced that No body knows Supreme Being, only knows nature in spirit; thus, Rule of Impartial Laws for Impartial Justice must prevail to supervise the egos and desires (free wills) of all judicial participants for world order, welfare, happiness and peace. Doctrines of Impartial and partial justice demonstrated in this unique book, must be taught, learned, tested, not only within and beyond this nature (liberty), but also within and beyond spirit (liberation), for Equal Vision of Lords of All Faiths as Light Being in the Core of Heart as in Nature and Spirit under Supervision of Supreme Being. Not Supreme Being but the Nature in Spirit gives the fruits of desires either good and bad. This individual and group desire, morally, must be directed towards universal order and welfare as Lord abides in the Hearts of All. This Unique Book recommends anthropological studies of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, among other Holy Scriptures of All Worldwide Faiths, for Law and Justice as Paradigm of Moral Justice System; also recommends to Government of United States of America to Inscribe Purrusotam Shri Krishna and Narrotam Arjuna on chariot and Illuminating Light Being in Hearts of All Judicial Participants as Impartial Wisdom and Divine Inspiration for Universal good, victory, glory, dharma, morality, etc. on the Sculpture of Supreme Court Building as it Lacks Indian Civilization in the inscribed East and West Civilizations on it. This must Unique Book, based on dissertation of Doctor of Juridical Science degree conferred by Golden Gate University, USA, is self-soul recommended to be kept not only on office-desk or home-desk, but also meditated in the core of heart and tested in sensations of soul for impartial v. partial: knowledge, action, meditation, devotion, surrender etc. Hari Om Tat Sat