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Petition to Add A Statue of Manu to U.S. Supreme Court Building
Dear friends,
We need your kind help urgently.
Recently, Neela and I visited the US Supreme Court Building and noticed the statues of many lawgivers of ancient civilizations. Missing from these statues is one of Manu. As you know, Manu is the lawgiver of the ancient Vedic civilization of India. According to Vedic literature, Manu was the beginner of the present human race who preserved various life species during the great deluge by building a boat, which was towed by a fish to high land. Manu was the first author of an important Sanskrit code-of-Law, called the Manusmriti. Manusmriti prescribes Dharma, a set of obligations incumbent on the human race and, Laws of Manu,which contains 18 titles to provide grounds for litigation & legal process. Influence of Manusmriti has been monumental. It provided the society a robust system-of-law and code of practical morality for thousands of years.”
In order to add a statue of Manu, we had to petition the United States Government. Today, on November 3, 2014, Neela and I have submitted the following petition:
“Add a statue of “Manu” the ancient Vedic Lawgiver on the US Supreme Court Building along with the statues of other ancient Lawgivers
Whitehouse.gov responded: “Thank you for creating a petition on We the People! You now have 30 days to get 100,000 signatures in order for your petition to be reviewed by the White House. Until your petition has 150 signatures, it will only be available from the following URL and will not be publicly viewable on the Open Petitions section of We the People.
Friends, we request you to please support this initiative and sign this Petition at the above link:
We need 100,000 signatures within 30 days! Please forward this message to all of your friends via E-mail, Facebook, telephone and/or by any other means of communication available to you. Your early response will be helpful to meet 100,000 signatures-requirement of the White House.
Thank you for your support.
Sincerely,
SV and Neela Athavale
Source: WHN Media Network