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Some of the Indian women who came to the temple were dressed in American style and were also American sized!

The petite ones appeared in Salwar suits and Anarkali dresses. They all had their bobbed hair well shampooed and the fringe arranged neatly on the forehead. Lipstick is a must to belong to the nation they have chosen to live in!

The children were near brutes with neither manners nor good behavior. It was obvious the they have been dragged along to the temple by force and not personal choice.

The teen aged girls had to be demonstrated how to hold the flowers to be offered and in WHICH hand!!!

While all the non Indians - both men and women - made eye contacts and greeted saying " Happy New Year!" the Indians both males and females avoided eye contact and of course the greetings also.

You can't greet a person whom you do not want to look at! Right???

Probably they were taught NEVER to make eye contact or bond with strangers - even if they were from the same India!

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 370498" data-attributes="member: 16936">Some of the Indian women who came to the temple were dressed in American style and were also American sized!The petite ones appeared in Salwar suits and Anarkali dresses. They all had their bobbed hair well shampooed and the fringe arranged neatly on the forehead. Lipstick is a must to belong to the nation they have chosen to live in!The children were near brutes with neither manners nor good behavior. It was obvious the they have been dragged along to the temple by force and not personal choice. The teen aged girls had to be demonstrated how to hold the flowers to be offered and in WHICH hand!!!While all the non Indians - both men and women - made eye contacts and greeted&nbsp; saying&nbsp;&nbsp; &quot; Happy&nbsp; New Year!&quot;&nbsp; the Indians both males and females avoided eye contact and of course the greetings also. You can&#039;t greet a person whom you do not want to look at! Right???Probably they were taught NEVER to make eye contact or bond with strangers - even if they were from the same India! </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 370498, member: 16936"] [SIZE=3][FONT=georgia][I]Some of the Indian women who came to the temple were dressed in American style and were also American sized! The petite ones appeared in Salwar suits and Anarkali dresses. They all had their bobbed hair well shampooed and the fringe arranged neatly on the forehead. Lipstick is a must to belong to the nation they have chosen to live in! The children were near brutes with neither manners nor good behavior. It was obvious the they have been dragged along to the temple by force and not personal choice. The teen aged girls had to be demonstrated how to hold the flowers to be offered and in WHICH hand!!! While all the non Indians - both men and women - made eye contacts and greeted saying " Happy New Year!" the Indians both males and females avoided eye contact and of course the greetings also. You can't greet a person whom you do not want to look at! Right??? Probably they were taught NEVER to make eye contact or bond with strangers - even if they were from the same India! [/I][/FONT][/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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