KKF
December 21, 2012, 3:03am
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Hindu haiN magar kam haiN…is se milti julti tradition ParsiyoN [Zoroastrians] kii hai…vo bhii apne chaheetoN kii laash ek tower [Tower of Silence] ke oopar rakh dete jo ek kuyeN kii taraH hotaa hai…vahaN se cheel kauwe khaa pee kar laash ko ek haDDiyoN kaa DhaaNchaa banaa dete haiN…tab vo skeleton ko jalaate haiN.
Kinzz
December 21, 2012, 3:06am
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Kiya Maine yeh kabhi nahi suna.
Unka religion konsa hai?
KKF
December 21, 2012, 3:14am
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bataayaa to Parsi [Zoroastrian]
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** Tibetan Burial**
Sky burial was once a common funerarl practice in Tibet. The corpse is offered to the vultures. After death, the deceased will be left untouched for three days. Monks will chant around the corpse. After the chanting, the body breakers prepare the body for consumption by the vultures. The body is unwrapped and the first cut is made on the back. Hatchets and cleavers are used to quickly cut the body up, in a definite and precise way. Flesh is cut into chunks of meat. The internal organs are cut into pieces. Bones are smashed into splinters and then mixed with tsampa, roasted barley flour. During the process of breaking up the body, birds circle overhead, awaiting their feast. The birds land and hop about, grabbing for food. To assure ascent of the soul, the entire body of the deceased should be eaten. After the bone mixture, and then the flesh.
same treatment in Kalash
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/culture-literature-and-linguistics/566904-qabren-parinde-aur-chawal.html
Southie
December 21, 2012, 8:17am
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Counting forward to million.
counting back from million.
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Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 3:52am
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Graveyard Visit, Chile
In Chilean city of Talca people take participation on a mass on the New Year’s Eve. When it’s over, they all go to the graveyard, set up their chairs and wait for the New Year with the deceased. That’s how a man could celebrate the New Year’s Eve forever.
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 3:54am
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Throwing Dishes, Denmark
Maybe it wouldn’t be pleasant if you find thrown dishes on your doorstep in the morning, but if you’re in Denmark things look different. People there use to keep the old dishes throughout the whole year. The purpose: they throw it on their friends’ doors on New Year’s Eve. So, they don’t think that someone hates them when they find the dishes on January 1st, but they know that they have many friends.
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 4:00am
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La Tomatina Festival
La Tomatina Festival is held every fourth Wednesday of August in Bunol, near Valencia in Spain. It’s the world’s biggest food fight. It started in 1940’s, but the reasons why it began are still unknown. There are some theories that it was a school food fight that has been adopted by the locals; it was a joke on a really bad artist, or it started when people threw it on local politicians. Whatsoever, people liked it and the traditions still remains.
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Graveyard Visit, Chile
In Chilean city of Talca people take participation on a mass on the New Year’s Eve. When it’s over, they all go to the graveyard, set up their chairs and wait for the New Year with the deceased. That’s how a man could celebrate the New Year’s Eve forever.
Isn’t is same like Muslims going to graveyard on Eid.
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Throwing Dishes, Denmark
Maybe it wouldn’t be pleasant if you find thrown dishes on your doorstep in the morning, but if you’re in Denmark things look different. People there use to keep the old dishes throughout the whole year. The purpose: they throw it on their friends’ doors on New Year’s Eve. So, they don’t think that someone hates them when they find the dishes on January 1st, but they know that they have many friends.
aur unn plates main apni plates nikal aae to?
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La Tomatina Festival
La Tomatina Festival is held every fourth Wednesday of August in Bunol, near Valencia in Spain. It’s the world’s biggest food fight. It started in 1940’s, but the reasons why it began are still unknown. There are some theories that it was a school food fight that has been adopted by the locals; it was a joke on a really bad artist, or it started when people threw it on local politicians. Whatsoever, people liked it and the traditions still remains.
maine zardari ko gande ande marne hain
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:09pm
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Yes reminded me of Eid and shab e barat waghaira.
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:10pm
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BArtan toot ke choora ban jatay hain
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:11pm
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Hahhaah aik bar kaii saal pehley Pakistan Ki team cricket haar ke aae thee logon ne airport pe gande ande aur timater mare they unhe
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ab to mehngai ki waja se aisa sawagat bhi mumkin nahin
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steel ki plates use karen :cobra:
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:18pm
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Timater mehge hain?
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:18pm
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Wait let me show you the picture which was attach with that post.
Kinzz
December 25, 2012, 5:23pm
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