Why this Laina Daina ? I'm not getting it.

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-UnknownSoul-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Didn't make a post yesterday and day before yesterday as

forum was on fighting fire 😆

OKAY so to be honest i didn't like this laina daina thing.

your GOD is the only one you pray to. The only one you

fully believe on.. the only on you have full faith..

then why this laina and daina?

why did panditji say "you have to sacrifice your most beloved thing" ? 😲

I'm not a hindu.. i don't know how these thing goes

but still i felt it wasn't right..

isn't it that we believe our GOD will make everything right?

we only have to pray not sacrifice to get our prayers done..

Thats MY POV.. if someone doesn't agree i'm totally okay with it. 😊

Edited by kidrauhlforever - 11 years ago

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Aurin

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Posted: 11 years ago

preggy ppl do dat for demselves
i mean to feel good i guess
i do dat
when i ask for something i also pray to God dat i will give up something
its my habit
i feel somewhere relieved when i do dat

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-UnknownSoul-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: CrazyAmie
preggy ppl do dat for demselves
i mean to feel good i guess
i do dat
when i ask for something i also pray to God dat i will give up something
its my habit
i feel somewhere relieved when i do dat

i agree people do that and i have no problem with it either 😊

but pandit asking to sacrifice was a bit weird..

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Radhika

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Posted: 11 years ago

The thing with Hinduism is that it is actually not even a religion in the truest sense. It is a way of living, some say. The beauty of the religion (and its problem) is that it is open to interpretation.

Which is why you can be drunk and do eight pheras and you are still legit married and you can barter with god also in the name of religion.

The good thing because of this subjectivity is that it is the religion that has many loopholes. So, don't worry, everything can be sorted 😆 There is no one book that guides the religion.

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Jasmin

@Jaz1990

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Posted: 11 years ago

I'm not Hindu so all these mythological aspects go over my head really lol

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-UnknownSoul-

@-UnknownSoul-

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: Cute_Ash
just ask Gautam Hedge🤣

will tweet him this link 😆

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Rishita.SIholic

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: radhikalaya
The thing with Hinduism is that it is actually not even a religion in the truest sense. It is a way of living, some say. The beauty of the religion (and its problem) is that it is open to interpretation.
Which is why you can be drunk and do eight pheras and you are still legit married and you can barter with god also in the name of religion.

The good thing because of this subjectivity is that it is the religion that has many loopholes. So, don't worry, everything can be sorted 😆 There is no one book that guides the religion.

I think if someone in real life got drunk and did 8 pheras they would not be considered married by many people.No matter what religion.

I think this only happens because we are watching a hindi fiction drama. 😃