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Halley
@halleyji
Interested in topics related to Modernity-Tradition-Continuity ; Dharma/Religion-Ecology-Economics; Technology-society; Hindu. Male.
Katılım Mayıs 2009
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@hamsanandi I am telling you, we will soon see an article claiming Durga comes from Dargah.
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How much pay out did he get for this tweet?
I remember another "article" in a Kannada magazine called #Hosatu, which claimed the famous #Hasanamba shrine in my town was actually named after a muslim woman Hasanabee.🤦♂️
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@Chandu1302 @halleyji అసలు పండుగ అనేదే హిందూ కాదని నిర్ధారించేస్తే, శుభం కార్డేసుకోవచ్చా సార్.. 🤣🏃🏻♂️
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@hamsanandi There was this and I think a few more x.com/GurorangriPadm…
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According to @TejasBalapalli Ugadi is not a Hindu festival. Same nonsensical propaganda again and again. Yes, Ugadi marks a shift. But how is that shift calculated and its celebration determined every year? It is based on the Panchangam, which uses five parameters: 1.Tithi (lunar day) 2.Vaar (weekday) 3.Nakshatra (star) 4. Yoga 5.Karana Ignoring the science and methodologies that come from the Vedas, and then calling it a “secular” festival, only shows the level of so-called scientific temper among present-day libergandus. #HappyUgadi
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@halleyji BTW did someone really say "Yugadi is not Hindu? 😱
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Haha.
It happens often here.
But I like the fact that there are so many Hindus who are outraging against this idea of universalising and secularising Hindu festivals by calling them cultural but not religious.
ಹಂಸಾನಂದಿ Hamsanandi हंसानन्दि@hamsanandi
People are not getting the #scsm in the tweet
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@halleyji It's hindu, there is nothing wrong with saying that it is always celebrated by Hindus and will be celebrated by Hindus, if any one wants to celebrate they can, just don't appropriate the festival.
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@halleyji @stellensatz One such namoona
Sarvagraharoopini 🚩@GurorangriPadme
According to @TejasBalapalli Ugadi is not a Hindu festival. Same nonsensical propaganda again and again. Yes, Ugadi marks a shift. But how is that shift calculated and its celebration determined every year? It is based on the Panchangam, which uses five parameters: 1.Tithi (lunar day) 2.Vaar (weekday) 3.Nakshatra (star) 4. Yoga 5.Karana Ignoring the science and methodologies that come from the Vedas, and then calling it a “secular” festival, only shows the level of so-called scientific temper among present-day libergandus. #HappyUgadi
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@halleyji The pathogenic "hatred" & "contempt" towards anything being termed as Hindu, has somehow become the Index of Ponzi Progressiveness across the aisle in Hindusthan Bharat i.e. India.
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Sajibu Cheiraoba greetings. Wishing everyone a wonderful year.
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Bold to release such a shudh Telugu video in light of the Parthiban controversy 😂
Happy Ugadi saar!
actor sriman@ActorSriman
Happy Ugadi
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A robot couldn't stop dancing at a HaiDiLao Hotpot restaurant in Cupertino, California, sending food and chopsticks flying despite the best efforts of three staff members.
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“Conservatism starts from a sentiment that all mature people can readily share: the sentiment that good things are easily destroyed, but not easily created.”
Sir Roger Scruton
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"“Every right is married to a duty; every freedom owes a corresponding responsibility; and there cannot be genuine freedom unless there exists also genuine order, in the moral realm and in the social realm.”
-Russell Kirk
Sounds familiar.
But we are quite divided on how much of these duties and responsibilities should be based on free will and choice and how much of it should be seen as an unchosen obligation with a lot of family lineage inheritance anchoring.
Mark W.@DurhamWASP
“Every right is married to a duty; every freedom owes a corresponding responsibility; and there cannot be genuine freedom unless there exists also genuine order, in the moral realm and in the social realm.” Russell Kirk
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That's because of lack of faith on government management i think.
You go to a movie theatre. You know so many tickets are available. You check on BookMyShow. No availability then don't go.
Same with travel hotels etc too. Somewhere we have to draw a boundary otherwise this kind of experience will become normalised.
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@halleyji People are rational here. If darshan are restricted then they know that the only people who will get darshan are the rich and powerful. Normal folks would always be told to come next day. We have seen this movie in every facet of life pre 1991.
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Yes we aren't ready for carrying capacity conversations.
If each devotee needs to get an uninterrupted 2-3min view of the diety then how many devotees can the temple accomodate per day?
Each temple needs to come up with this number based on the size of the temple etc.
But somehow people don't like this proposal. They don't want to be told that darshan isn't possible because full capacity has been hit already.
Ashish Dhar@infinitchy
I don't know about Baidyanath, but in most temples, paid darshan only saves time as the queue is shorter. The quality of darshana is the same in the general & VIP queues, which merge before the garbhagriha. The only solution is to define carrying capacity & enforce strict caps on footfall. But that's not palatable to most people... as yet.
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"Religion was for Burke the foundation of civil society because it provided mankind with its ethical norms and values, and it was “the chain that connects the ages of a nation.” It made men conscious of “the great mysterious incorporation of the human race.” Throughout Europe, Christianity was “the foundation upon which all our laws and institutions stand as upon their base.” "
Henry George@intothefuture45
Edmund Burke, the Perennial Political Philosopher modernagejournal.com/edmund-burke-t…
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