Hinduism ?

[sharaabee]

Re: Hinduism ?

religious verses crack me up, no matter what religion, they all have the same tone

"oh god you are so awesome oh god oh god"
" oh god thank you for everythign oh god"
" oh god you control everything we will behave"
" oh god you are so awesome oh god oh god"

[ninja_hattori]

@sharaabee:8865029

religious verses crack me up, no matter what religion, they all have the same tone

“oh god you are so awesome oh god oh god”
" oh god thank you for everythign oh god"
" oh god you control everything we will behave"
" oh god you are so awesome oh god oh god"

Thats the similarity between all religions.
If you dont believe in god then you can not understand these verses.
Which religion your family practise?

[the_kaur]

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Vedic literature does not have any god beside, Indira, mitra, Varun, agni etc. they are considered Devas in hinduism, Later post vedic text bring in Bhagwan and holy trinity of Brhama, Vishnu and Mahesh:). Vedic geography doesn't have any idea beyond hindukush in east and Draviddesh in south:)
RigVedic Hymns are more concentrated on one Nirgun-ah and Nirakar-ah literally without any qualities and without any shape, god

also in many hindu mythology mother who gave life to you is placed one step above the god

And teacher is also above god and more right on individual than god:)

@queer

well i can't talk about the islamic scriptures that consider krishna to be a messenger of Allah (but if muslims thinks krishna is one of their prophets, perhaps they should talk about this more lol).

Ahmedis claim that Krishna is god's prophet:D

@queer

what i can talk about with certainty are your references from the hindu scriptures.

now i think it is the turn of even muslims to be offended by the claims made. too many things here that are plain wrong but i'll just point out the most obvious one - the original sanskrit verse starts off like this.

eeshagyaa krinyaami paishaach dharma-daarunam.

paishaach = diabolic

translates into "i'm going to start a diabolic faith". the kaur or someone else whose sanskrit is better can perhaps confirm this is what the verse says.

i don't know why anyone picked this verse to associate with what you are trying to claim. but it serves quite the opposite purpose.

The verse means " With this intention I will start a faith of satan(paisacham) and claims that it will bring fall of Hindu civilization:). But if it is about end of times before MahaPralay(Quayamat) or before is doubtful:)

@ninja_hattori

@queer are not vedas revealed by brahma?

Saraswats claim that Maata Gayatri appeared from Saraswati river and gave it to Brahmins, but i doubt if entire literature claims so, Vedas were conceived before writing came and their actual dating is impossible as well.

[babloos]

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@the_kaur

And teacher is also above god and more right on individual than god:)

yes

parents comes first then guru,god is placed in third position....

btw sangam literature has more info about hinduism,they even predate sanskrit

[the_kaur]

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@babloos

yes

parents comes first then guru,god is placed in third position…

btw sangam literature has more info about hinduism,they even predate sanskrit

First is Pitra rina, followed by Rishi rina and lastly Dev rina. an individual is indebted by these rinas at the time of birth:)
Sangam literature is in classical tamil, modern tamil has sanskrit content while classical doesn’t have any:), it is considered of 3rd Century BCE:k:

[TLK]

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One more question about Hinduism.

Why Hindu females are so much attracted to Muslim males?

ok joking :(

[babloos]

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@TLK

One more question about Hinduism.

Why Hindu females are so much attracted to Muslim males?

ok joking :(

lolz
it happens both ways(natural animal attraction)...............

only thing if muslim women likes a hindu boy,it's not allowed in islam for a women to marry a non muslim, there parents will do a honour killing(there are many such kind of such stories in up,where parents killed thier own daughters) ..

also maybe unlike hindus, muslims are sour losers can't take it in a sportive spirit
ok last part joking :(

[the_kaur]

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@TLK

One more question about Hinduism.

Why Hindu females are so much attracted to Muslim males?

ok joking :(

You want theological answer or practical one:D

lolz it happens both ways(natural animal attraction)...............

only thing if muslim women likes a hindu boy,it's not allowed in islam for a women to marry a non muslim, there parents will do a honour killing(there are many such kind of such stories in up,where parents killed thier own daughters) ..

also maybe unlike hindus, muslims are sour losers can't take it in a sportive spirit ok last part joking :(

Hau merko malum kaisey potte osmania kalege ke bahir kade rehte:D

but if you are jatt, honor killing happens if couple has sagotra marriage:)

[muqawwee123]

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Sagotra marriage or gandharb vivah?

[the_kaur]

Re: Hinduism ?

Sagotra marriage or gandharb vivah?

Gandharv vivah means, in which boy and girl of different or same caste elope together

Gothram tells from Paternal ancestry like My gothram is Gandhar, my ancestor is from Kandhar and hence all people with same gothram are either my brother or sister, hence marriage is void and couple is killed by Khap Panchayat of Jats:(

[babloos]

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You want theological answer or practical one:D

Hau merko malum kaisey potte osmania kalege ke bahir kade rehte:D

but if you are jatt, honor killing happens if couple has sagotra marriage:)

lol dunno about jatts

but here in andhra it's next to impossible for intercaste marriage..
even the chicks if you go and propose they will ask you are you a reddy or chowdary if yes then ok orelse get lost....
my parents were exception they did inter caste marriage,so i can change according to girl by saying i belong to reddy or chowdary..

about gotra in south india we have cross cousin marriages,like fathers sister son/daughter or mothers brother son/daughter of opposite sex,so that bride and groom will come from two defferent families and also have defferent gotras
so no chance of marriage within same gotra,infact cross cousin marriages comes from puranas arjuna is married to daughter of balarama
generally in olden days your married only to ur cousin nowadays it's very rare may be in villages

[the_kaur]

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^^ Arjun was married to Shri Krishna’s sister, Subhdra, it was different gothram one was Pandav another was Yadav:). But in Andhra, I have attended a wedding in Adoni near Raichur and I saw a friend a girl marrying her Mama. Mama in jats means like two mothers, it is simply impossible in Nothern India:)
I am against killing anyone but I can’t agree to Sagotra marriage ever:hoonh:

[ShahreyarKhan]

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Thank god for this rule

only thing if muslim women likes a hindu boy,it's not allowed in islam for a women to marry a non muslim,

OK, I've become really curious: What is the answer to OP's question?

@lethal_kamikaze

[note]Please be noted that this thread is about the awareness of 'Hinduism', Hindu's believe in oneness of God, their beliefs and how they differ from Islam?[/note]

[babloos]

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@the_kaur

^^ Arjun was married to Shri Krishna’s sister, Subhdra, it was different gothram one was Pandav another was Yadav:). But in Andhra, I have attended a wedding in Adoni near Raichur and I saw a friend a girl marrying her Mama. Mama in jats means like two mothers, it is simply impossible in Nothern India:)
I am against killing anyone but I can’t agree to Sagotra marriage ever:hoonh:

read properly again,i said cross cousin marriage,since opposite sibling are given to another family they will have gotra of husband’s family

about mama marriage it’s very rare nowadays,in olden days* defference between first and last child would be like 20 plus years,they use to bare childerns until age of 50
lolz in some cases mama would be younger then her niece,even then these people will belong to defferent families, since mother is married to another family*

[babloos]

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Thank god for this rule

OK, I've become really curious: What is the answer to OP's question?

don't take it too serious,reply was in lighter vein to tlk's question about hindu women :p

[the_kaur]

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read properly again,i said cross cousin marriage,since opposite sibling are given to another family they will have gotra of husband's family

about mama marriage it's very rare nowadays,in olden days* defference between first and last child would be like 20 plus years,they use to bare childerns until age of 50 lolz in some cases mama would be younger then her niece,even then these people will belong to defferent families, since mother is married to another family*

You mentioned Subhara was Balram's daughter, but she was balram's sister:) she was daughter of Vasudev and Rohini:)
Mama is from different gothram by default, but yet it is impossible in Jats because of his status of motherly position:), theologically that marriage is viable but it is not viable in Jat culture:)

[ShahreyarKhan]

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^ so all these personalities were actually real ppl?

[queer]

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@the_kaur

Vedic literature does not have any god beside, Indira, mitra, Varun, agni etc. they are considered Devas in hinduism, Later post vedic text bring in Bhagwan and holy trinity of Brhama, Vishnu and Mahesh:). Vedic geography doesn’t have any idea beyond hindukush in east and Draviddesh in south:)

@babloos

btw sangam literature has more info about hinduism,they even predate sanskrit

there’s been a lot of changes in hinduism. the vedic version has gods that have gradually crept out of significance. ideas like moksha, karma, etc are elements of dravidian faith. it is hard to say which is the real hinduism because the term “hindu” came much later after the religion of the land evolved. on a simplistic scale, one could say the vedic ritualistic brand of hinduism was pushed by the “brahmanas” while the more earthy and ascetical side was the realm of the “shramanas” (which included even brahmins like chaanakya).

if one follows the stories of the jain teerthankaras or the buddha, centuries before jesus christ, one would be amazed at the kind of movements that existed amongst the shramanas of the time, a lot of which is preserved in the pali canons of theravada buddhism (amazing how the best ideas from india are now preserved mostly outside india). if not for the likes of shankaracharya, the fabric of india’s biggest religion would have been vastly different.

[babloos]

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You mentioned Subhara was Balram's daughter, but she was balram's sister:) she was daughter of Vasudev and Rohini:)

sorry my mistake got confused sister with daughter,have to brush up my knowledge,in black and white days we had awesome mythological movies in telugu ,almost everyone in my state are good with purnas and stuff
infact our greatest CM use to play all the mythological charceters in movies people based on those charecters use to think himself as god and voted him as chief minister

Mama is from different gothram by default, but yet it is impossible in Jats because of his status of motherly position:), theologically that marriage is viable but it is not viable in Jat culture:)

yea i know about that not just jatts but most of the north indian castes like rajputs,agarwals e.t.c
cousin/mama marriage are thing of past now atleast in my community as well as with the educated people ,most of them are afraid of new born babies out of this marriage,it has been scientifically proven new born children of this union are unhealthy

[babloos]

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@queer

there’s been a lot of changes in hinduism. the vedic version has gods that have gradually crept out of significance. ideas like moksha, karma, etc are elements of dravidian faith. it is hard to say which is the real hinduism because the term “hindu” came much later after the religion of the land evolved. on a simplistic scale, one could say the vedic ritualistic brand of hinduism was pushed by the “brahmanas” while the more earthy and ascetical side was the realm of the “shramanas” (which included even brahmins like chaanakya).

if one follows the stories of the jain teerthankaras or the buddha, centuries before jesus christ, one would be amazed at the kind of movements that existed amongst the shramanas of the time, a lot of which is preserved in the pali canons of theravada buddhism (amazing how the best ideas from india are now preserved mostly outside india). if not for the likes of shankaracharya, the fabric of india’s biggest religion would have been vastly different.

THIS

i mentioned in some other thread,most of the southern part of india had buddhism and jainism,it was ADI shankaracharya (malayali) bhakti movement started to convert them back to hinduism

there are many buddhist relics found here Amaravati same goes about mention of jainism in sangam period…