07-04-2006, 04:16 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+-->QUOTE(Mudy)<!--QuoteEBegin-->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. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
What sort of a remark is this.I have known the Bhagavad Gita long before Kamasutra.Kamasutra is a novel read by the Kshatriya elite.That was my point.
And though Brahmin sages like Parashuram put an end to Kshatriya arrogance,
it does not mean that the <i>Dwija</i> castes would always be on a collision course and not in collusion route even after manipulative Kshatriya caste weakened Brahmins by making them feed just on vegetarian diet ,even milk of cow notwithstanding.
Do you really expect an ordinary Hindu to know all that is present in those voluminous 4 Vedas (with contradictions of course) .All that I know is 'kitchen religion' and some puja.Thats all.
As for he woord 'Sanskara', part of it is taught and part of it is by birth.Isn't it?
I do not like 'part due to birth' blah blah blah!!!
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->A biased person can only observe what they want to observe ! <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
This is all you can come up with .Hats off.
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. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
What sort of a remark is this.I have known the Bhagavad Gita long before Kamasutra.Kamasutra is a novel read by the Kshatriya elite.That was my point.
And though Brahmin sages like Parashuram put an end to Kshatriya arrogance,
it does not mean that the <i>Dwija</i> castes would always be on a collision course and not in collusion route even after manipulative Kshatriya caste weakened Brahmins by making them feed just on vegetarian diet ,even milk of cow notwithstanding.
Do you really expect an ordinary Hindu to know all that is present in those voluminous 4 Vedas (with contradictions of course) .All that I know is 'kitchen religion' and some puja.Thats all.
As for he woord 'Sanskara', part of it is taught and part of it is by birth.Isn't it?
I do not like 'part due to birth' blah blah blah!!!
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->A biased person can only observe what they want to observe ! <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
This is all you can come up with .Hats off.