Do not think wrongly about me, I am just sharing what was there in my mind for a long time from my early childhood days , I keep questioning myself and I fail to get a convincing reply for my doubts and views.
I clearly say to all that IDO BELIEVE IN GOD and the super natural power.But in inner mind I have a few queries, they are:
where is written that all gods are/were brahmins- I do not think, lord Rama, Krishna, Vishnu, Shiva, Parvathi, Lakshmi, Valli, Deivaanai, all devis like Annapoorani, Kamakshi, Visalakshi and so on .
Then why in temples they are dressed like brahmins and thirumaangalyam is also worn like the brahmins, when as per the manu tying of thaali came later! why can't anyone who is neat and clean and believes in God do the pooja in temples?
The present gurukkal in temples look so unhygenic in the upkeep of their bodies, and the dhothi oh!as if it has not been washed for years! Whether it is kudumi or cropped hair it should be well maintained and personal hygiene is more important sometimes it is disgusting to see them. But can you avoid?
We know their caste or background and to my knowledge all their births are not out of proper relationship, either drinking something, born out of this ,that and ......
Then why such a hue and cry for surrogacy,IVF conceptions etc?
Thirdly , gaandarva marriages were so familiar and quite common in those days itself and there was unacceptance by the society, running away, eloping , taking the support of other family members were predominant!.Inter caste, low-high caste, untouchables etc were also there.
Then why such a furore for inter-caste, love marriages? It is after all a bondage between two people who decide to live their life on their own, it is their responsibility to gel and adjust their life?
Frankly speaking I have given and seen devotees giving money for the
''abhishekam'' in temples, and they do with milk, honey, coconut water, sugar, curd, rosewater, sandalwood powder, turmeric and ghee. And the best thing is all these are mixed together in most temples and a little portion is given to the visitors and the rest is thrown out.
So many people struggle for a square meal and so many kids go without milk or food. Then why can't we the society put an end to this practise in doing this instead the temple authorities can use up a small negligible portion and the rest can be given as prasad or distributed among the poor.
I clearly say to all that IDO BELIEVE IN GOD and the super natural power.But in inner mind I have a few queries, they are:
where is written that all gods are/were brahmins- I do not think, lord Rama, Krishna, Vishnu, Shiva, Parvathi, Lakshmi, Valli, Deivaanai, all devis like Annapoorani, Kamakshi, Visalakshi and so on .
Then why in temples they are dressed like brahmins and thirumaangalyam is also worn like the brahmins, when as per the manu tying of thaali came later! why can't anyone who is neat and clean and believes in God do the pooja in temples?
The present gurukkal in temples look so unhygenic in the upkeep of their bodies, and the dhothi oh!as if it has not been washed for years! Whether it is kudumi or cropped hair it should be well maintained and personal hygiene is more important sometimes it is disgusting to see them. But can you avoid?
We know their caste or background and to my knowledge all their births are not out of proper relationship, either drinking something, born out of this ,that and ......
Then why such a hue and cry for surrogacy,IVF conceptions etc?
Thirdly , gaandarva marriages were so familiar and quite common in those days itself and there was unacceptance by the society, running away, eloping , taking the support of other family members were predominant!.Inter caste, low-high caste, untouchables etc were also there.
Then why such a furore for inter-caste, love marriages? It is after all a bondage between two people who decide to live their life on their own, it is their responsibility to gel and adjust their life?
Frankly speaking I have given and seen devotees giving money for the
''abhishekam'' in temples, and they do with milk, honey, coconut water, sugar, curd, rosewater, sandalwood powder, turmeric and ghee. And the best thing is all these are mixed together in most temples and a little portion is given to the visitors and the rest is thrown out.
So many people struggle for a square meal and so many kids go without milk or food. Then why can't we the society put an end to this practise in doing this instead the temple authorities can use up a small negligible portion and the rest can be given as prasad or distributed among the poor.