07-03-2006, 10:37 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Nowhere does it mention that high-caste men in general have the 'right of the first night' with lower-caste women<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
vishwas, Tarun is confused with Irish/anglo-saxon. Nawab or Arabia Harem with Indic culture.
Some people are not well read but quote what missionaries preach them; missionaries refer to their own culture.
Have you seen âBrave Heartâ it will give you some idea of Anglo-Saxon culture.
Nowhere in Vedic religion or belief this is referred practice or encouraged.
Tarun first read Vedic text and then debate or quote.
Kamasutra is not a religious or cultural text. I am not sure whether you are Hindu. If you are, does your family recite Kamasutra at home or you call priest to recite at home. Or your parents teach leasson to everyone at home as a cultural or Sanskara.
First learn to differentiate between Vedic or religious text and novel of ancient era.
vishwas, Tarun is confused with Irish/anglo-saxon. Nawab or Arabia Harem with Indic culture.
Some people are not well read but quote what missionaries preach them; missionaries refer to their own culture.
Have you seen âBrave Heartâ it will give you some idea of Anglo-Saxon culture.
Nowhere in Vedic religion or belief this is referred practice or encouraged.
Tarun first read Vedic text and then debate or quote.
Kamasutra is not a religious or cultural text. I am not sure whether you are Hindu. If you are, does your family recite Kamasutra at home or you call priest to recite at home. Or your parents teach leasson to everyone at home as a cultural or Sanskara.
First learn to differentiate between Vedic or religious text and novel of ancient era.