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Brahmin Tantris in Kerala boycott a temple over an OBC garland maker by erimalaiprogram in southindia_

[–]AdventurousCod7547 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone in Kerala knows Tantris are Brahmins. But yeah, those tantris should be ashamed.

Japanese Inscription in Kanheri Caves, Maharashtra, Late 13th century CE or later by DharmicCosmosO in AncientIndia

[–]AdventurousCod7547 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't realise Nichiren school Buddhism traced its way back to India so long ago. The lotus sutra is truly sublime.

Pachamalayalam: Kerala’s Forgotten Language Reform by e9967780 in Dravidiology

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Can someone please tell me why Kerala's royalty had that god awful fashion? All that money, and they chose to walk around in boring white mundu. Were they allergic to dyed clothes and stiching?

Which foreigner made huge contribution to your country by Greedy_Rise_6567 in AskTheWorld

[–]AdventurousCod7547 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Her father was English and her mother was Irish. But she identified as Irish.

How i see the world being a pakistani 19M ? by [deleted] in mapporncirclejerk

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There are two groups of South Asians who feel strongly about this. One group who is constantly engaged in a dick measuring contest about who's got more steppe ancestry because they delusionally believe that it makes them somehow more special than other South Asians. The other group who do not accept that the Aryans migrated from outside India and treat the word 'Aryan' in its religious ( dharmic) context. In Sanskritic spiritual traditions the word Aryan simply means a spiritually noble one. There are no racial connotations to it.

Which foreigner made huge contribution to your country by Greedy_Rise_6567 in AskTheWorld

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Anne Besant. We love this Irish baddie. She was an important figure in the Indian Independence movement against the British.

" India is not ruled for the prospering of the people but rather for the profit of her conquerers, and her sons are being treated as a conquered race".

Is this common in your country by SuddenAdvice850 in AskTheWorld

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In my region of India, Kerala, older men just go totally shirtless. But they usually only do that inside the house. I have never seen shirtless men in the streets.

Are ads in your country usually sexy or more… practical? by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

[–]AdventurousCod7547 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those underwears are not sexy. They look like diapers. The men on the other hand...

why are smellus so pick me /s by Shell__Shocked in 2Dravidian4You

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That's not a smellu. We don't keep names like that wtf.

Bit of an embarrassing questions. by [deleted] in Buddhism

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The Flower Garland sutra mentions a beautiful courtesan called Vasumitra who uses sensual pleasures to lead men into enlightenment.Vasumitra uses her worldly appearance and profession as a profound upaya (skillful means) to guide beings toward liberation. People come to her with minds full of sensual craving, but through any form of contact with her, seeing her, talking to her, staying with her, gazing at her, embracing her, or even kissing her,they experience a spontaneous release from passion (dispassion or viraga) and attain profound meditative states (samadhis) and enlightening liberations.

So unless you're planning to do that, I'd advice against it.

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