Aish Married to a Tree : Its true ? - Page 6

I think this has nothing to do with Education. Purely a belief. I am a Manglik too. So I've been told that people like me have a heavy mangal dosh which can lead to death of spouse post marriage if the other half isn't Manglik coz a manglik person's mangal dosh dominates the other. I am not believer of any the normal astrology stuff but I do realise if somebody is taking steps like these, it is only for the safety of their spouse. Like, what's the harm in doing sth like this. Even if the probability of the event happening(Death in this case) is 0.00001% Why take that chance?

By marrying a tree, a earthen pot or whatever else the Pandit recommends, the mangal dosh is transferred on that, which is later cut(in case of tree) or broken(for earthen pot) indicating the death of the first spouse and the mangal dosh.

So much complications of finding a girl or a boy for your beti or beta in india. Has to be same education level , same caste, Boy has to be elder then girl else shakal mat dikhao on top of that mangal dosh makes it worse. 😆

Originally posted by: StinsonIsHere

I think this has nothing to do with Education. Purely a belief. I am a Manglik too. So I've been told that people like me have a heavy mangal dosh which can lead to death of spouse post marriage if the other half isn't Manglik coz a manglik person's mangal dosh dominates the other. I am not believer of any the normal astrology stuff but I do realise if somebody is taking steps like these, it is only for the safety of their spouse. Like, what's the harm in doing sth like this. Even if the probability of the event happening(Death in this case) is 0.00001% Why take that chance?

By marrying a tree, a earthen pot or whatever else the Pandit recommends, the mangal dosh is transferred on that, which is later cut(in case of tree) or broken(for earthen pot) indicating the death of the first spouse and the mangal dosh.

Mangal dosh not only affects the spouse but also the in laws like mil and fil depending on which house the mars is. I myself am a ghor manglik and i wont call this belief a superstiton. I am educated enough to understand the difference between bolder dash and religious beliefs. If one is not causing any harm then there is no point in doing so.

Originally posted by: Heisenberg17.

I can't believe what I'm reading here lol... people still believe in this manglik/astrology nonsense? 😆.. sigh.. we Indians still have a long way to go before we put this superstitious nonsense behind.

Btw, anecdotes are not proof.

If you think people in the west do not have their own set of beliefs then you need to update your knowledge.
The practice of putting a green tree durinh christamas was apagan practice to bring in luck which was taken up by europeans in the later years. That practice is still going on and the west is still developed right.?
If a practice does not inflict any harm then let the believers live peacefully and not go barging telling them they all are stupids.

Originally posted by: StinsonIsHere

I think this has nothing to do with Education. Purely a belief. I am a Manglik too. So I've been told that people like me have a heavy mangal dosh which can lead to death of spouse post marriage if the other half isn't Manglik coz a manglik person's mangal dosh dominates the other. I am not believer of any the normal astrology stuff but I do realise if somebody is taking steps like these, it is only for the safety of their spouse. Like, what's the harm in doing sth like this. Even if the probability of the event happening(Death in this case) is 0.00001% Why take that chance?

By marrying a tree, a earthen pot or whatever else the Pandit recommends, the mangal dosh is transferred on that, which is later cut(in case of tree) or broken(for earthen pot) indicating the death of the first spouse and the mangal dosh.

I will be expecting two invitations to your marriage then. Damn you if I receive only one.

Originally posted by: Xx..Anjali..xX

If you think people in the west do not have their own set of beliefs then you need to update your knowledge.
The practice of putting a green tree durinh christamas was apagan practice to bring in luck which was taken up by europeans in the later years. That practice is still going on and the west is still developed right.?
If a practice does not inflict any harm then let the believers live peacefully and not go barging telling them they all are stupids.

Originally posted by: Maharani.

I will be expecting two invitations to your marriage then. Damn you if I receive only one.

Hahaha. What makes you think that I'll marry a non-manglik? If I marry a Manglik then no need of all this kaam dhaam 😆
Shaadi toh dur ki baat, you donmt even invite me for lunch 😭

Originally posted by: StinsonIsHere

I think this has nothing to do with Education. Purely a belief. I am a Manglik too. So I've been told that people like me have a heavy mangal dosh which can lead to death of spouse post marriage if the other half isn't Manglik coz a manglik person's mangal dosh dominates the other. I am not believer of any the normal astrology stuff but I do realise if somebody is taking steps like these, it is only for the safety of their spouse. Like, what's the harm in doing sth like this. Even if the probability of the event happening(Death in this case) is 0.00001% Why take that chance?

By marrying a tree, a earthen pot or whatever else the Pandit recommends, the mangal dosh is transferred on that, which is later cut(in case of tree) or broken(for earthen pot) indicating the death of the first spouse and the mangal dosh.

Thankyou for explanations Anjali, Kareenafanatic, NathuPyaare :)

Originally posted by: Heisenberg17.

Reality Alert - Everyone dies.😆

you are nastik. 😆