About Abhijit Naskar
Abhijit Naskar is a celebrated Neuroscientist, Acclaimed Author of 120+ books, and Earth Poet with 3000+ sonnets. As an expert on human behavior his contributions in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience have helped the world tackle the issues of mental illness, prejudice, hate, intolerance, discrimination and systemic racism more effectively. He was born in Calcutta, India. His rejuvenating scientific philosophy of the mind has been lavishing human life and society with the colors and sweetness of awareness and acceptance since its advent with his very first book “The Art of Neuroscience in Everything”.
Naskar’s work has been featured in Psychology Today, Forbes, Huffington Post, Marie Claire, Interesting Engineering, ABC Australia, and many more.
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No Planet for ZIONAZI (Sonnet 3244) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“No Planet for ZIONAZI
(Sonnet 3244)
When a mayflower full of morons
illegally invaded a living continent,
and declared themselves king,
you were not there.
When a fat white “winnie” the poo,
a lecherous leopold, and
a gringo git columbus, starved, caged,
slaughtered, and erased millions
afters millions, you were not there.
But history is repeating itself right now,
and there is no escaping it this time,
no matter your ethnicity –
on matters of ethnic cleansing
you have only one ethnicity: humanity.
Free Palestine is the 21st century
litmus test of humanity, which will
either reveal the human you claim to be,
or expose the ZIONAZI that you are.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Humanist Christmas Song (Sonnet 3236-3237) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“Humanist Christmas Song
(Sonnet 3236-3237)
No such thing as son of god,
those are all just church-built lies,
it’s easier to sell tickets,
when the heaven is in the skies.
You don’t need myths and magic
to prove someone great and kind –
the sacred stuffed with fiction,
neither righteous, nor divine.
To say one faith is true
and all the others are false,
is like calling one language true,
and all the others are noise.
All the hallmark movies
and all the tinsel toys
cannot photoshop new nazis,
cannot bring back Jesus Christ.
All I want for Christmas is that
you be Christ and I be Christ.
Be the beacon on the Mount,
against IDF, against the ICE.
Come with me to the mountaintop,
beyond your popes, beyond your churches.
Every day is Christmas day,
when the hateless human marches.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
The God Song (Sonnet 3234-3235) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“The God Song
(Sonnet 3234-3235)
I saw the priest promoting faith,
and saw the scientist talking science,
politicians selling purity,
saw the yogis fake divine.
Science of apes first serve the rich,
and god of apes first serve the rich,
technology first serve the rich,
democracy first serve the rich,
and that is what you call advancement,
rest of world is afterthought –
such advancement, no advancement,
such religion kills the god.
God is not a prison warden,
god is not a psycho twit –
god is not in whirling motion,
neither in fancy retreat;
proof of sacred, not obedience,
less we holy, more the walls –
every wall political product,
nation-state is circus hall.
Ape religion count the converts,
ape democracy count the corpse;
tear the walls of “holy see”,
for every heart is seat of God.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Dünyam benim, görevim benim (Şiir 148/ Song 9) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan
“Dünyam benim, görevim benim
(Şiir 148/ Song 9)
Türkçe değil, İngilizce değil,
İnsan dili önce merhamet.
İncil değil, Kur’an değil,
kutsal kitap: vicdan-niyet.
Millet falan umrumda değil,
kültür falan umrumda değil,
kimse bana yabancı değil,
İnsanım ben, maymun değil.
Irkler erir, devlet düşer,
kalan sadece ilişkimiz.
Dünyam benim, görevim benim;
her yer yuva, biz kardeşiz.
Yak beni ya da yan benimle,
ya vur beni ya da yürü benimle.
Kökler gibi zincirlere
meydan oku, hücrelerinle.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Tus Heridas, Mis Heridas (Song 8) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“Tus Heridas, Mis Heridas
(Song 8)
¡Basta de las iglesias,
basta inteligencia!
¡Basta de los prejuicios,
basta de cobardía!
Si no vives sin odio,
santidad toda mentira.
Si no sientes empatía,
neuronas son suciedad.
No hay dios sino
un bellísimo corazón.
La bondad es divinidad,
y ayudar es oración.
Tierra toda es una isla,
tu sonrisa amanecer.
Tus heridas, mis heridas;
mundo mío, mi deber.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Har Vatan Mera Vatan (Dervish Advaita Song) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan
“Har Vatan Mera Vatan
(Dervish Advaita Song)
Dharm se nahi, karm se hum
baney khudh hi Vishwaroop.
Sab se upar sach hai Insan,
reeti rivaaz andha jhooth.
Na hi sarhad, na hi sanskar,
dil me sirf Insaniyat.
Rashtrabhakti dar ka dhandha,
bhed bhao haivaniyat.
Na koi dev aur na hi daasi,
na koi kafir, na hi santh.
Har deewar ijaad siyasi,
moksh matlab man akhand.
Har vatan mera vatan,
aur ashiqui kanuniyat.
Har wajood mitti se banta,
boond boond roohaniyat.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Clinical Symptoms of Fascism (Earthlog 3232-3233) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“Every nation must wash its own dirty laundry.”
“Clinical Symptoms of Fascism
(Earthlog 3232-3233)
The british and americans made an unparalleled career out of fascism, by invading, extorting, and erasing, but fascism is not white or colored, every country has its fascist elements, because fascism is one of the common animal elements of human nature.
That is why, if you think, end of the empire was the end of fascism, you couldn’t be more brainlessly wrong – in modern times, the enemies of a country lurk within its own democratically elected government, rather than come from outside.
How to tell fascism from democracy?
Look for the state fanatically obsessed with one religion, one culture, one tradition, and there you’ll find your own homegrown fascist regime – and if that happens, you didn’t expel the empire, you just replaced white terrorists with colored ones.
Every nation must wash its own dirty laundry – a nation is not free until every last stubborn stain of fanaticism is scrubbed out of the social fabric, with the detergent of reason and the spirit of integration.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Better White Guilt than White Privilege (Sonnet 3222-3223) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“Better White Guilt than White Privilege
(Sonnet 3222-3223)
If you are white, be extremely cautious,
self-conscious, and absolutely apologetic,
while commenting on people’s religion and
culture, and it does not matter whatsoever
whether you’re a fundamentalist or rationalist;
because that’s exactly how your ancestors
destroyed populations after populations,
not only in the name of god,
but also in the name of rationality.
So whenever you feel the elitist urge
to dismiss other people’s culture,
look at your skin first,
if it turns red in the sun,
it’s nature’s way of telling you to shut up,
you’re in no ethical position
to pass judgement on morality and reason.
Do not even open your mouth until
you’re properly scrubbed and decolonized –
if you wanna call it white guilt, call it white guilt,
better white guilt than white privilege.
In fact, if you feel guilty for the actions
of your animal ancestors, it’s proof that
your bloodline has finally become human.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
When Erasure is Religion, Mutiny is Right (Sonnet 3226/ Song 6) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan
“When Erasure is Religion, Mutiny is Right
(Sonnet 3226/ Song 6)
Pack your brain that does no good,
and pack your hands that cannot help;
boot the chiefs that start a war,
and boot the bros that sell the hate.
Pack your kings that loot the world,
and pack your churches stood on bones,
stole the land then sold the skies,
manufactured famine, fortune poured.
Now go burn white maps and syllabus,
now go break your trance of west,
scrub the whitewash, face the history,
grow the spine of humanness.
When erasure be religion,
mutiny becomes a right,
grab the settler by the collar,
earth is our birthright.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
Adult ABC Song (Sonnet 3213-3214) ― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
“Adult ABC Song
(Sonnet 3213-3214)
A for Awareness,
B for Born,
C for Conscience,
D for Dawn;
E for Equality,
F for Faith,
and never be blind
with inherited hate;
G for Gallant,
and H for Humble,
I for Integrity,
so never you crumble;
J for Just,
and K for Kind,
L for Love,
M for Mind;
N for No,
and No means No –
Ovaries are law,
Patriarchy must go;
Q for Question,
R for Reason,
S for Scrutinize,
spare no Tradition;
United we are human,
divided we are apes –
only Virtue is Wholeness,
fragmentation makes undead;
tolerate no Xenophobe,
Young and old all get infected,
Zionists are temu adolf –
you stand human, vaccinated!”
― Abhijit Naskar, Jashn-e Insan: Stranger is God, Helping is the Prayer
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