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Dear Saamy

Welcome on board the forum. It is heartening to note that you have keen interest in our Religion
and our culture. As Sri T.S. Gopalakrishnan Ji says, the rituals may seem funny / awkward - but each
one has its own significance.

In reality, 'marriage' in its real sense is the set of vows, promises and commitments a couple makes
after invoking all the Gods with Fire [Agni Bhagwan] as the witness. All other frills such as lavish feasts,
expensive clothes / jewels, drinks, honey-moon, dancing, partying etc are only add-ons with the passage
of time and changing social trends.

Nothing wrong in looking forward to best of everything is life. You are bound to get the best of everything
in life, if you will it, as stated in the "Theory of Attraction".

Welcome again and wish you the very best.

Looking forward to your valuable contributions and active participation.

Guruvethunai
Yay Yem

<blockquote data-quote="Anand Manohar" data-source="post: 138077" data-attributes="member: 27415">Dear SaamyWelcome on board the forum. It is heartening to note that you have keen interest in our Religionand our culture. As Sri T.S. Gopalakrishnan Ji says, the rituals may seem funny / awkward - but eachone has its own significance. In reality, &#039;marriage&#039; in its real sense is the set of vows, promises and commitments a couple makes after invoking all the Gods with Fire [Agni Bhagwan] as the witness. All other frills such as lavish feasts, expensive clothes / jewels, drinks, honey-moon, dancing, partying etc are only add-ons with the passageof time and changing social trends.&nbsp; Nothing wrong in looking forward to best of everything is life. You are bound to get the best of everythingin life, if you will it, as stated in the &quot;Theory of Attraction&quot;.&nbsp;Welcome again and wish you the very best.Looking forward to your valuable contributions and active participation.GuruvethunaiYay Yem</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anand Manohar, post: 138077, member: 27415"] Dear Saamy Welcome on board the forum. It is heartening to note that you have keen interest in our Religion and our culture. As Sri T.S. Gopalakrishnan Ji says, the rituals may seem funny / awkward - but each one has its own significance. In reality, 'marriage' in its real sense is the set of vows, promises and commitments a couple makes after invoking all the Gods with Fire [Agni Bhagwan] as the witness. All other frills such as lavish feasts, expensive clothes / jewels, drinks, honey-moon, dancing, partying etc are only add-ons with the passage of time and changing social trends. Nothing wrong in looking forward to best of everything is life. You are bound to get the best of everything in life, if you will it, as stated in the "Theory of Attraction". Welcome again and wish you the very best. Looking forward to your valuable contributions and active participation. Guruvethunai Yay Yem [/QUOTE]

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