Modifying Gita, Ramayana, Mahabharata

Today I saw another video where in some christcuck was misinterpreting Gita and calling krishna a "Narcissist". (BTW he was a hindu, sadly). <br><br>I have seen this happening all over social media and different platforms, right wingers, left wingers, christcucks, musslims, this is a new propaganda where in they show our scriptures in a very negative manner, misinterpreting everything and making it seem like some sort of "satanic" verses.<br><br>And I really feel that it's high time to actually get these scriptures modified according to today's understanding and use. <br><br>Yes Gita, Ramayana, Mahabharata were written in ancient times and are the greatest epics of this era, but we cannot go on reading the same book just because it was written before and making it a sacred and holy book like how Musslims keep the quran in high regard, <br><br>Gita, Ramayana, Mahabharata were written by some ancient saints and they never made it a holy book. It's us who are making it a holy book and as times passes, it will eventually be considered as a "holy" book just like how quran is considered holy and you cannot touch it, you can challenge it. But we can do that, our scriptures are not like that, we can challenge the unwanted and unnecessary contents for the growth and betterment of the community. <br><br>And because our scriptures are in ancient script, that's why a lot of people can misinterpret it and it's not that hard to propagandize in India, people literally fall for anything, even the fake "OMG PPF IS BAD FOR YOUR HAIR" rumor got spread so fast, so before these people make it holy and again bring shame to us Hindus and make false propaganda, we should actually modify it, to actually make it an epic book and to grow and better ourselves as a community. <br><br>And before people start type this nonsense like Hindus are weak or dharmics are weak because we are taking a different path. <br><br>For a long time now we have been walking on the same path, reading the same old books, trying to follow the same things that were written centuries before, trying to follow the same decadency of the old Golden days of India and all that. Only to get more and more humiliated. <br><br>It's time to actually think that what will make us grow and what will make us a better person or a better community. <br><br>And just because we are modifying our books, doesn't mean that we are either disrespecting them or our ancestors.<br><br>This is the correct time to generate some sort of intellectual growth, and actually uplift the ancient books and be proud of them and actually do what is written in them instead of just blindly following it.<br><br>We cannot just read some book without any analysis or underlying meaning because if we go on reading the book without any thought of it, we are just following it blindly and not actually doing what actually should be done.