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In my teenage I was quite furious about Karmakanda and how it destroyed essence of Vedic teaching. Slowly I learned all men are not capable to get into Vedas at one shot. They need process to make themselves prepared for the knowledge. And Karmakanda is perfectly written for that part but politics of Nalayak children of some pundits who were not worthy even to speak about Vedas uses Vedas and especially Karmakanda for their relation with king and destroyed the essence of Vedic teaching. Same seems to applicable to law. Law is manifest form of justice seeking. It has no other purpose than delivering or making path for justice. But impurities of law and its practices seems to make people believe that justice does not exist. Justice is a nonsensical idea which is never achievable. Law and its politics can go very seriously wrong. Even dangerous than voting process for legislation, destruction of justice just for one person, whole civilization can be destroyed. Why??  Justice is divine...

 Some 10 years ago I was quite fond of physics. The road block introduced by Heisenberg (I don't know how much I understand his uncertainty principle) and that famous quote of Einstein that God doesn't play dice. Probability and distaste towards it rooted to these two pioneers. Lazy people have thousand excuses for not doing anything. Whatever be the course of time, now I agree there is no way to really understanding anything happening even in material world. Our measurement tools and tools of memory and analysis could never be perfectly truthful. I.e. truth lives on its own and any disturbance to it in the name of measuring is not acceptable to it even in material world.  Now going back to what I really intended to write is what is humanity? and why humanity is in its true sense is healthy root of jurisprudence?  For so and so I need to jump back to 4 realities of Upanishad, in summary, world in physical form, world in dream form, wordlessness in deep sleep and Brahaman ...