Originally posted by: HawasKaPujari
^^ I believe God exists there, but how would a non-believer see that? Our devotion transcends what is tangible, and that concept will not be understood by those who don't follow our faith specifically.
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Originally posted by: HawasKaPujari
^^ I believe God exists there, but how would a non-believer see that? Our devotion transcends what is tangible, and that concept will not be understood by those who don't follow our faith specifically.
Originally posted by: NathuPyare
religious practices and beliefs are different from astrological practices and beliefs... one cannot put them on the same scale.
You think god is present in that stone or is omnipresent, good for you! But that's the point. Educated people or not, people of every kind worship stones (god for you, but stone for some others). So why is educated people practising superstition so shocking? It's more or less the same.And this isn't about Hinduism. It is not the only religion to worship in this way.
Originally posted by: HawasKaPujari
I don't agree with this at all but if any respectful disagreement is taken as "twisted or distorted statements against the religious practices of a community", then there is no point in going further and offending you more.
What were Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai up to in Varanasi?
The Dhoom: 2 pair performed a series of pujas at the holy city's famous Kashi Vishwanath temple and the Sankat Mochan temple during the early hours of Monday, November 27.
Video: Watch Ash, Abhishek in Varanasi
Abhishek and Aishwarya virtually kept the otherwise serene temple city buzzing even at the dead of the night when they went from one temple to another to perform different sets of prayers.
Heavy police deployment and a tight security ring prevented any intruders, particularly the media. However, an insider who witnessed the entire rituals at the heavily guarded Kashi Vishwanath Temple said, "The rituals began around 3 am and continued until 4:30 am."
"First, the entire family performed the mangala aarti, that was followed by the rudrabhishek puja, which is usually carried out by married couples only," he said, on condition of anonymity.
Family priest Chandramouli Upadhyaya, the first to call on the Bachchan family at the Taj Ganges hotel shortly after their arrival late Sunday night, told mediapersons, "The family was here to perform certain prayers on the [99th] birth anniversary of Amitabh's father, famous poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan."
However, when reporters asked what Aishwarya had to do with such a closed family affair, he claimed ignorance.
Bollywood's first family arrived in Varanasi by a chartered flight around at 10:20 pm on Sunday night. They were huddled into awaiting vehicles and driven into the Taj from the rear gate, to avoid inquisitive mediapersons and cameramen.
Shortly thereafter, they were visited by Upadhyaya. At around 2:30 am, senior district officials escorted the family to the Kashi Vishwanath temple, where Pandit Sitaram Shastri first carried out the exclusive mangala aarti for them, to be followed by the rudrabhishek puja.
Besides Amitabh Bachchan, his wife Jaya, daughter Shweta and brother Ajitabh were among the key persons to participate in the rituals. Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh arrived with the entourage and stood alongside the family at each ceremony.
At around 4:30 am, they left for the Sankat Mochan temple where they attended the nearly hour-long morning aarti.
All along, they remained surrounded by an extremely tight security ring of not only the local police but also the Sahara India group, who appeared to be virtually hosting the entire visit.
Finally they returned to their hotel around 6 am. While Abhishek and Aishwarya were scheduled to leave for Agra, Amitabh, Jaya and others were flying back to Mumbai at 1 pm, a local official said.
Originally posted by: Kareenafanatic
Re: Mangliks
It's temperamental. Mangliks are more aggressive, assertive, energetic, outlandish, sexual, and dominant than non-mangliks. Almost 70% of people are full or partial mangliks. That's where the whole stigma comes from.The energy of a manglik is overwhelming for a non-manglik, which is why marriage between a manglik and non-manglik is a debatable event in Hindu culture.
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It clearly means Aishwarya was using Salman name for clout and sympathy. If she loved him she should have accepted him publicly....
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