Alia-Ranbir stopped from entering Mahakal temple! - Page 5

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I am not advocating for Pork. I myself am a pure vegan. I’m just saying, people here are justifying beef over pork (from a religious standpoint). I don’t even drink milk because even that is not healthy after a certain age

What are you even saying? Risk of osteoporosis and fractures goes UP with age. Falls and fractures cause a huge number of deaths in old people.

Hatred ki bhi limit hona chahiye. You're spreading misinformation which could actually kill people just coz you hate Alia.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

Do religious Hindu Malayalees also eat beef?

I can't speak for Malyalees but plenty of people in my so-called Hindu Brahmin people eat beef. These are folks who regularly do pujas and aartis at home and so involved in temples that they get private audiences with Swamis. All you need to do what you want in India is an illusion of Good Hindu kavach.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/nobody-stopped-ranbir-kapoor-alia-bhatt-says-madhya-pradesh-minister-an-artis-should-not-use-such-word-narottam-mishra-101662534465309.html

Came across this article....don't know the facts....just sharing it...

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

What are you even saying? Risk of osteoporosis and fractures goes UP with age. Falls and fractures cause a huge number of deaths in old people.

Hatred ki bhi limit hona chahiye. You're spreading misinformation which could actually kill people just coz you hate Alia.

I am killing people because I prefer plant-based milk?…. Oh wow. That’s a new one.

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I am killing people because I prefer plant-based milk?…. Oh wow. That’s a new one.

Your preference is not my problem.

But you said it's unhealthy to drink milk when you get older. Don't spread misinformation. You actually need that calcium and vitamin D in your old age.

Going too far in your hatred, dude.

It's one of the 12 jyotirlings

A very holy place

Ideally no Hindu should be eating beef and visiting a temple, especially as pure as a jyotirling

They themselves should have some sanctity

How can you eat beef and enter the temple of a God known as pashupathi Nath

Originally posted by: Shaitan-Haiwan

I am not advocating for Pork. I myself am a pure vegan. I’m just saying, people here are justifying beef over pork (from a religious standpoint). I don’t even drink milk because even that is not healthy after a certain age

Originally posted by: arnavfluffy

It's one of the 12 jyotirlings

A very holy place

Ideally no Hindu should be eating beef and visiting a temple, especially as pure as a jyotirling

They themselves should have some sanctity

How can you eat beef and enter the temple of a God known as pashupathi Nath

Does the temple have that rule? If so, RK shouldn't have gone there.

Short of that, if eating meat is a sin, isn't it between him and God?

There is a diff between personal sin and crime. Human society has moral authority to intervene only in crime.

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Does the temple have that rule? If so, RK shouldn't have gone there.

Short of that, if eating meat is a sin, isn't it between him and God?

There is a diff between personal sin and crime. Human society has moral authority to intervene only in crime.

Why do we need to specifically state this? This is bhakti we are talking about

We have our own conscience

Eating beef and then going to Shiva temple and praying to the Nandi there, what are we trying to do here..why even go to the temple if you are killing the very thing you are praying there

Originally posted by: arnavfluffy

Why do we need to specifically state this? This is bhakti we are talking about

We have our own conscience

Eating beef and then going to Shiva temple and praying to the Nandi there, what are we trying to do here..why even go to the temple if you are killing the very thing you are praying there

He's praying to Shiva. Pashupathinath is literally Lord of Animals. He's not praying to the animal itself.

Once again, question is not should he do it?

Question is if temple does not have that rule, why are others stopping a beef-eating Hindu from worshipping. If you feel like digging a little deeper, they're actually standing between a man, sinner or otherwise, and God. Which is the bigger sin? That RK ate beef or that he's prevented from praying?