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Of course animal sacrifices were there. To evolve one has to be truthful to know where one stands and how he arrived there. To whitewash the past deeds of our ancestors and to give fanciful and creative interpretations will be self defeating(#5)

It is no natural or philosophical evolution - but a well thought of strategy!

Read what Ambedkar wrote on why Brahmins started worshipping the cow and gave up eating beef
It was a strategy, wrote the father of Indian Constitution, to vanquish Buddhism.

Brahmins who once had no compunctions against slaughter of animals, including cows, and were the greatest beef-eaters themselves, not only gave up beef-eating but also started worshipping the cow as a deliberate strategy.

https://scroll.in/article/812645/read-what-ambedkar-wrote-on-why-brahmins-started-worshipping-the-cow-and-gave-up-eating-beef

<blockquote data-quote="Janaki Jambunathan" data-source="post: 410246" data-attributes="member: 12651">Of course animal sacrifices were there. To evolve one has to be truthful to know where one stands and how he arrived there. To whitewash the past deeds of our ancestors and to give fanciful and creative interpretations will be self defeating(#5)It is no natural or philosophical evolution&nbsp; - but a well thought of strategy!Read what Ambedkar wrote on why Brahmins started worshipping the cow and gave up eating beefIt was a strategy, wrote the father of Indian Constitution, to vanquish Buddhism.Brahmins who once had no compunctions against slaughter of animals, including cows, and were the greatest beef-eaters themselves, not only gave up beef-eating but also started worshipping the cow as a deliberate strategy.<a href="https://scroll.in/article/812645/read-what-ambedkar-wrote-on-why-brahmins-started-worshipping-the-cow-and-gave-up-eating-beef" target="_blank">https://scroll.in/article/812645/read-what-ambedkar-wrote-on-why-brahmins-started-worshipping-the-cow-and-gave-up-eating-beef</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janaki Jambunathan, post: 410246, member: 12651"] Of course animal sacrifices were there. To evolve one has to be truthful to know where one stands and how he arrived there. To whitewash the past deeds of our ancestors and to give fanciful and creative interpretations will be self defeating(#5) It is no natural or philosophical evolution - but a well thought of strategy! Read what Ambedkar wrote on why Brahmins started worshipping the cow and gave up eating beef It was a strategy, wrote the father of Indian Constitution, to vanquish Buddhism. Brahmins who once had no compunctions against slaughter of animals, including cows, and were the greatest beef-eaters themselves, not only gave up beef-eating but also started worshipping the cow as a deliberate strategy. [url]https://scroll.in/article/812645/read-what-ambedkar-wrote-on-why-brahmins-started-worshipping-the-cow-and-gave-up-eating-beef[/url] [/QUOTE]

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