Naina_Marbus
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The above is not correct from my understanding.. Indians tend to make up things ..
Is the second half of your post offered as a proof of the first?Anyway, what is your understanding?
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The above is not correct from my understanding.. Indians tend to make up things ..
We can tell anyone these lines;
1)"when almost the whole world worships money..what is so wrong if I worship a monkey or an elephant or any living object ?"
2)"when we women are supposed to worship our husbands I dont see any harm worshiping a monkey"
We can tell anyone these lines;
1)"when almost the whole world worships money..what is so wrong if I worship a monkey or an elephant or any living object ?"
2)"when we women are supposed to worship our husbands I dont see any harm worshiping a monkey"
Afterall , monkey differs from money in only one extra letter!!
The first one is a good one. The second one I am not so sure. The last such woman I saw was 65 years old. I have not since seen a younger one fitting the description.
Hey! How do you know the LIMITING value of the age
so very accurately??? :clap2:
It is THE letter that makes all the difference!:decision:
How about damE and damN ???
Personal experience? :decision: Observation?
These days, if you don't worship the damE, you will be damNed
(you = men = husbands)
I know what he is referring to, and I fully agree with him.
I think I now have the answer. Like God, monkeys and elephants do not speak.Also, maybe, because they have an extra limb - tail or trunk.
I remember a recent advertisement that had a mention 'Worshipful Mayor'Man thinks, except himself every thing is worshippable!
Oh, yes. every animal can be worshiped; even birds - like Crow, peacock, Garuda, etc. Cow, Nandi,Lion, Tiger,etc. are worshiped. Maybe Arabs are worshiping Camels. In Rajasthan they sort of worship rats. Let me add that "Kaamwaalis" sort of worship broomstick; to a new broom they apply kumkum before using it. I do not know whether insects are worshiped. Insects like cockroaches are said to have been created by Sage Vishwamitra. Man thinks, except himself every thing is worshippable! There is no knowing whether these animals, birds, insects are worshiping us!
Out came a mame, of nice and slender frame,The FORCE used proves beyond any doubt that it is out of
personal experience. You are very frank sir! :clap2:
See HOW MUCH of a difference a single letter can make!!!!
Now let us move on to the the next exercise...
Tame? :decision: Dame?
Should it read "I know WHO he is ........."???
Out came a mame, of nice and slender frame,
Carrying a flame that’s not too lame,
Sir, do dame and tame mean the same?
Game on, was the response: Yes mame!
Tame a dame with care, you get name and fame,
Else you wind up with shame and blame!
No it should read "I know WHO she is ..
Naturally
We were talking about some lucky man's unlucky wife
who is still living in the early 20th century.! :becky:
If the man was lucky, then his wife must be lucky too. The only luck a man ever needs is a good wife. And if she makes the man feel lucky, then she has already won the battle for control!
The Law of Conservation of Luck
Which Purana or Encyclopedia should I look up to familiarise myself with this law?