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| saunak |
Posted
on 27-Oct-03 10:38 PM
A professor of Nepali literature said, Shiva originated the idea of homosexuality! He went on, therefore, both Ganesh and Kumar have interesting birth history. Well, whatever the truth maybe, if there is one, it's an interesting take on the mythology of Hindus. What do you all think? Great News for gay guys!! I'm sure they'd love to hear that.
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| phateko_kattu |
Posted
on 28-Oct-03 07:56 AM
Saunak ji .
I fully agree . even GangBang was originated from Mahabharata .It is believed the first honeymoon between 5 pandava brothers and lonely dropadi was the first GANGBANG in the world .
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| Bilbo Baggins |
Posted
on 28-Oct-03 01:57 PM
Hog wash!
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| DISCO |
Posted
on 28-Oct-03 02:27 PM
I think its your professor who's having a real hard time coming out...so he is concocting this whole religious "it's okey" crap. Ask him, why there is Yoni in every statue of siva linga?
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| nepali_angel |
Posted
on 28-Oct-03 02:28 PM
What about bestiality, is that a Hindu invention also? I thought Al Gore invented bestiality.
http://www.liveindia.com/khajuraho/b1.jpg
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| saunak |
Posted
on 28-Oct-03 08:42 PM
I guess Im not the kind of person who dismisses people just because they dont think like I do. I suppose one of the things why Hinduism has been around us for this long is that it allows people to inject and or project any interpretation onto it, which, in essence, I believe, has made it possible for Hindu Mythology (you may call it philosophy if you like) to keep people interested in it despite the fact that most stories, if followed closely (you need an extraordinary amount of patience to be able to follow them), lead people toward a path of confusion. Reason, they dont seem to make 2+2=4. Its kind of like string theory or quantum mechanics that seems to suggests that the world has 6 dimensions. But we can see only three and if stretched, maybe four. Well, by now, I have violated all possible theories of writing or analogy. But thats the point.
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| KaLaNkIsThAn |
Posted
on 29-Oct-03 04:27 AM
>>I thought Al Gore invented bestiality
hehe! I didn't know that part either.
Nepali Angle... could you elaborate that and educate me please! I am dyin' to know about Al Gore and Beastality! (Are you referring to Internet or something else that I don't know about eh).
All excited to learn, thanks!
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| SimpleGal |
Posted
on 29-Oct-03 06:39 AM
I'm not an expert on Hindu philosophy, but from what I know, Shiva and Shakti (his consort) are one and the same. They are the only two Gods (in the Trinity) who consort with one another and that is the basis for human sexual relations for procreation. Shiva has been referred to as an Androgyn (possessing both sexes) because of the union with Shakti whose qualities (including sexual organs) merge with his own. This is not surprising because that sense of oneness is what sexual union creates for both man and woman. So, I find this homosexuality business regarding Mahadev rather far fetched. I do agree that he is Androgynous though.
Also, as TMA says, our Dhananjaya or Trikal maharaj can perhaps further enlighten us.
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| saunak |
Posted
on 29-Oct-03 09:22 PM
I agree. Hope they chime in.
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| ruck |
Posted
on 30-Oct-03 07:55 AM
Dear Friends and Well Wishers,
Baby Neel came into this world on a beautiful Sunday (26th Oct) evening. He is just so adorable and loves to keep his parents busy with his "poo poo and pee pee".
Thank you all for your best wishes and support. So glad we've got to know some wonderful people through sajha.
Ruck and Family
(San how do I upload pic here?)
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| ruck |
Posted
on 30-Oct-03 07:59 AM
Sorry, the above message was not meant for this thread.. the excitement is so much in the air for us that I didn't even realize I wrote it here.. :-))
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| funnyface |
Posted
on 30-Oct-03 09:57 AM
i dint even know till recently that the "shivalinga" was the male organ itself!so go ahead. enlighten me as to why the devotees pour milk over it. kinky or wot?!:P
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