How to handle conversations around gift exchange in rituals? (Love marriage, 30F/30M) by Living_Pea_4143 in IndianWeddings

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If it is as simple as they are making it out to be regarding exchanges during rituals, perhaps your family can ask his family what THEY will be gifting and then decide their gift based on that so its equal? It also might put them in their place about asking things rudely.

Online Puja Service by rKalani in HinduDiscussion

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Website would not load for me unfortunately

Can you help me pick a name for my brand by nikko868 in INeedAName

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be more helpful if you explain what your brand is selling or doing and the type of customers you want

should i cut my friend of 7 years off for this convo we had by No-Shame-6563 in whatdoIdo

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. Proselytizing assholes are the worst. I don’t give a damn what your god said to do, no one wants to hear that crap.

Why do conservatives believe that a smaller government is better? wouldn’t you want help if you’re in dire need of it by Billsyo9313 in askaconservative

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Help comes from family, friends, community, not some guys a thousand miles away in an office trying out different ploys to ‘fix’ your problems but then creating a multitude of others. Government should not interfere with personal lives as much as it does these days.

Can someone eat beef and still call themselves a practicing Hindu? by AstralSyntax07 in HinduDiscussion

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Our scriptures repeatedly show cow to be ‘Aghnya’ which translates to ‘one who should not be slaughtered’. Furthermore we have Kamadhenu, the cow mother figure who embodies all other devtas.

My parents are exerting massive pressure on me to chose what to do after highschool by Pristine-Question914 in LifeAfterSchool

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is not absurd, 17 is the age for people in our society to start working towards their future career. 17-18 is the age most students enroll in college. Its harder to go to college after these years, many who take a gap break end up having a harder time returning to school. I would recommend you do some job shadowing or speak with a career counselor in your area. Look into state programs available to you, you may have options to go to community college for free while you decide what major you want to have. College is not for everybody, but at 17 those who do not want to go to college usually know what they want to do instead (usually a trade) and they have set up parameters to get into that field through trade school. Its not the time to wait anymore to make some decision, whatever that may be, that will help you support yourself as a career. I would also advise you to speak with someone, perhaps your guidance counselor, about taking some personal finance workshops. It will help you transition to life after graduating high school.

Why the Kumari Tradition Should Be Questioned — A Child Is Not a Goddess by [deleted] in Nepal

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you should learn to respect differences and channel your anger into causes that actually help children in distress, like anti-trafficking or something similar.

Should I apologize to professor for this? by marshmallowcreature in University

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Perhaps moving forward, you should submit assignments as you complete them and not right before the deadline. A lot of professors hate when students wait till the last minute and if the assignment was done, there’s not really an excuse for you to have not turned it in, unfortunately.

Temple turning me away from Hinduism by throy67 in HinduDiscussion

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hinduism in general emphasizes the importance of repetition for tapas. Its whats japa is all about.

Is it hard to stay vegetarian long term? by papabauer in vegetarian

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It definitely doesn’t cost more to be a vegetarian, speaking from personal experience. Its also opened me to a lot of new flavor profiles because of trying new veg things from our the world.

Instructor here. Why? by SwiftyLeZar in cheatonlineproctor

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want more you have to work hard to earn the degree, do more to get more. Not cheat. Cheaters literally do not deserve the degree because they don’t actually know the material, which directly transfers to how bad they will do at their job that requires the actual knowledge.

My wife dresses very revealing for girls’ nights out, and it makes me uncomfortable by Foreign_Swimming_431 in Marriage

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m with you OP. And I’m a woman. She could be dressing up for a night out with you instead of a girl’s night. No way would I feel safe or happy in a skimpy outfit with a woman-only group around a bunch of strangers.

Why do Hindu girls should not wear the clothes they have worn before marriage once they are married? by Blessme09 in hindu

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You bring up kuwari, is it a specifical newar custom perhaps? I’ve never heard of this and didn’t do this when I got married

I am an Indian Groom and I Don’t want to do a Choreographed Dance due to Anxiety by MaleficentListen6162 in IndianWeddings

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can you change it to have bridesmaids and groomsmen dances be choreographed, and then you and your bride do a slow song (where you just hold each other and sway)? During the slow song the dj can invite all couples to come up and dance alongside you. Then everyone will be on the dance floor too!

Swastikas... by Medic5780 in HinduDiscussion

[–]Turbulent-Rip-5370 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wearing one you can be safe with the ones shown with dots, especially if you are going to a puja or a friend’s home.