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Rudhran
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Indian law prohibits this .... as for Hindus.
And I am against law evaders
We all worship Rama...
Situation song... Oh Rama Nee Namam...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHNNtrG9nLc
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I C and I R weddings!
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Indian law prohibits this .... as for Hindus.
And I am against law evaders
We all worship Rama...
Situation song... Oh Rama Nee Namam...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHNNtrG9nLc
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Rudhran
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Dear Renu,
This thread is becoming a kurukshethram!
Yes..Iyer ji is Krishna...Rudhran Ji is Arjuna.
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Rudhran
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Rudhran
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This one was taught to me decades back.
I chant this and love this song even today and hope to do so till the remaining days of my life
Don't miss this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2n6EK98uQ8
Dear RR ji,
When I was reading Vaagmi ji quoting Kannapa Nayanar for a moment I was confused.
I was thinking "What is happening.. isnt this a Shaiva story?"
Then I thought Ok..at a higher level there is only Brahman..Shiva or Vishnu both are but manifestation of Brahman.
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CHANDRU1849
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Are u not worshipping Krishna and respecting Dasaradha and Janaka?
Why are brahmins brilliant?
They live in a nation ruled by an OBC
Use internet invented by Malechas
Have a vice president who is a muslim.
Show allegiance to a constitution drafted by a Dalit
Hope to work in companies founded by baniyas
Believe that caste system should be done way with and dusted with for good
This is posted by a bengali brahmin on social site Quora-courtesy
They live in a nation ruled by an OBC
Use internet invented by Malechas
Have a vice president who is a muslim.
Show allegiance to a constitution drafted by a Dalit
Hope to work in companies founded by baniyas
Believe that caste system should be done way with and dusted with for good
This is posted by a bengali brahmin on social site Quora-courtesy
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Rudhran
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Rudhran
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This posting may be by a member who is riding on a derailed bandwagan. lol
Please read the left out portion of the message....
Because they live in a nation ruled by an OBC, use Internet invented by Malechas, have a vice president who’s a Muslim, worship gods who were Kshatriyas, owe our allegiance to a constitution drafted by a Dalit, hope to work in companies founded by Baniyas and believe that the caste system should be done and dusted with for good - so that no one asks a question like this on Quora again.
Courtesy: Quora-- Link: https://www.quora.com/Why-are-Brahmins-so-brilliant
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Rudhran
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There is no point in pouncing upon me.
I had already given you to original source..
The last sentence was missing in the posting that you have pasted
Please go through the link again and again....
I had already given you to original source..
The last sentence was missing in the posting that you have pasted
Please go through the link again and again....
Dear Renu,
This thread is becoming a kurukshethram!
All I can say RRji is that you started it! Sort of like the role played by Draupadi.
Now Renukaji, you have mentioned the correct scientific explanation.
It is known that in any genetic study you cannot trace lineage through nuclear DNA even though it plays the salient role in cell development. That is because nuclear DNA is inherited from both father and mother and there is no way to separate which trait is inherited from whom. However since mitochondrial DNA (cytoplasmic DNA) is solely inherited from the ovum of the mother there is no doubt about maternal lineage even though paternal line is harder to prove.
This fact will of course go over the head of all the lawyers and others who have freshly invaded the forum and who are fixated on their father's last name. I hope at least the resident geneticist will understand the fundamental scientific principle you have brought up.
It is the mother who matters, not father, contrary to how people define caste inheritance.
It is known that in any genetic study you cannot trace lineage through nuclear DNA even though it plays the salient role in cell development. That is because nuclear DNA is inherited from both father and mother and there is no way to separate which trait is inherited from whom. However since mitochondrial DNA (cytoplasmic DNA) is solely inherited from the ovum of the mother there is no doubt about maternal lineage even though paternal line is harder to prove.
This fact will of course go over the head of all the lawyers and others who have freshly invaded the forum and who are fixated on their father's last name. I hope at least the resident geneticist will understand the fundamental scientific principle you have brought up.
It is the mother who matters, not father, contrary to how people define caste inheritance.
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Raji Ram
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Dear Biswa Sir,
I think the kanjoos behaviour of Duryodhana was the reason for Kurukshethra war! If he had given five villages
or at least five houses to the Pandavas, the 'veNNai' Yudhishthira would have stopped the war. :becky:
BTW, I may be bad but surely NOT as bad as Duryodhana.
I think the kanjoos behaviour of Duryodhana was the reason for Kurukshethra war! If he had given five villages
or at least five houses to the Pandavas, the 'veNNai' Yudhishthira would have stopped the war. :becky:
BTW, I may be bad but surely NOT as bad as Duryodhana.
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Raji Ram
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You have enlightened me, Biswa Sir!
Now I know why the brahmin moms, who have had I C / I R weddings, search for brahmin grooms for their daughters!
Mata..Pita..Guru..Deivam...
In the Geeta..Lord Krishna addresses Arjuna very frequently as Kaunteya or Partha.
Pandava is very seldom used.
Even in Islam...
The Hadith
1. The Prophet Muhammad said, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him: Your Heaven lies under the feet of your mother (Ahmad, Nasai).43
2. A man came to the Prophet and said, ‘O Messenger of God! Who among the people is the most worthy of my good companionship? The Prophet said: Your mother. The man said, ‘Then who?' The Prophet said: Then your mother. The man further asked, ‘Then who?' The Prophet said: Then your mother. The man asked again, ‘Then who?' The Prophet said: Then your father. (Bukhari, Muslim).
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Parsis have also surnames indicating their profession like, Dorabdaruwala (dorabdaru means spices and not batli or daru), daruwala. todiwala (extractors and fermentors of liquor) etc.
Inter-marriage is the least in the case of Parsis as they are practically ex-communicated on inter-religious marriage and are not even allowed to visit their Agni temples known as (agiyAris) and the dead bodies of the deceased are not permitted to be placed at the tomb where vultures eat away the corpse. Inter-religious marriages like that of JRD Tata are exceptions.
Most are 100% Iranians of the old and their features are easily discernible. The problem is that the present Iran occupants are the invaders and have features of Arabs. So now when you compare an Irani with a Parsi, you are comparing an Arab with the native Iranian, so we get wrong impression.
Parsis have surnames associated with profession like engineer, doctor, contractor etc. and it does not take much to know that they did not have surnames originally because such professions were hardly existing then.
Most of the people identified as Parsis now are the refugees from Persia (modern day Iran) being Zorastrians escaping the persecution of Arabs. But we hardly distinguish the original set of immigrants, viz. the vedic aryans.
One has to give 100% marks to the Parsis for their total assimilation with Indian ethos and not being a trouble-creating community inspite of being native in this land for the last 1000 years (since the second influx) and more than 5000 years (the first influx).
Dasturs or the priests are the BrAhmaNas of Parsees.
You might also recall the discussion regarding the origin of the word "Hindu" being a corrupted form of "Sindhu" etc.
As you are fond of reading all religious texts, I would recommend you to read a bit of "avesta" the parsi religious texts wherein you will find much similarity with our own Rig Veda.
Vedic Aryans and the original Persians (before the Arab invasion) had common Gods and you will find names of Mitra, varUna, Indra etc.
It appears that some of the Persians returned back to Persia while a group (or a few groups) stayed put in India. The group/s that stayed back in India adopted Indra as their main God whereas the group that migrated back had Mitra, varUna etc. as their principal deities. Many of the sura-asura battles mentioned in our vedas and in their avesta are allegorical tug of war between the persians who stayed back in India and those that returned.
You will get a new view of asura etc... which does not match at all with the current narrative of dravidians and the left leaning historians have imposed on Indians. You will also likely find Indra losing to Varuna etc. in their avesta.
The vedic aryans did not take it kindly to see some Persians returning back can be gauged from the fact that Varuna is depicted as "villian" even in BhAgawatam (the episode of Sri Krishna lifting the Govardhana parvatam) in response to Varuna being angry that he did not get the share of the yAga Havis (!!) composed at least 2000 years after Rg Veda times.
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