I don't speak Italian. I haven't read studies about sexual harassment.
But a random google search gave me this: Nearly 1 in 2 Italian teenagers has been sexually harassed, poll finds
And I guess that some posters here trying to deny the reality of sexual harassment are either men posing as...
I don't understand the language, but I watched some excerpts from the video. The deity and the ambience were so overwhelmingly beautiful, I wish I could have been there. A silly question: why is Rama standing alone? Most statues I've seen so far were depictions of Rama together with Sita...
IMHO, the third eye is Shiva's third eye, by which he can see the subconcious, hidden things you might be consciously unaware. Moreover he is described as a staunch yogi meditating in the Himalaya in solitude.
Atheists often claim such things were humbug because they cannot be explained by...
By your question I assume you mean why I gave up Greek polytheism and became a Hindu?
Well, you know, I am approaching 45. I grew up in East Germany where books on mythological religions were available aplenty, as the communists wanted to humiliate Christians by claiming that the story of Jesus...
Unfortunately I don't know much about Norse gods so I can't make statements related to them, but I noticed that in polytheist settings, every god tends to represent a certain aspect of one own's psyche. Back when I was a Greek polytheist, I wanted to "connect" with Apollo more than anything, but...
Dear forum,
I'm not a regular visitor to RF but I remember that a while ago another user (I think it was @Saint Frankenstein ) asked for money on RF in order to take their dog to the vet. I donated a little bit, and now, like any good donor I would like to know whether the story came to a good...
Well, in Hinduism it’s the intent what counts a lot. The teaching I follow distinguishes between "selfish" devotion (mixed bhakti) and selfless devotion (pure bhakti). Although Hinduism isn’t a monotheistic faith, exclusive devotion to your "chosen deity" (ishta deva) is often considered good...
As you may know, I have a knack for Christian movies. I just watched one entitled A Matter of Faith, in which a concerned fundamentalist father challenges his daughter's biology professor for teaching the theory of evolution in college. The point is that the daughter wants to be a pharmacist, so...
By and large, I agree with you. Many religious communities teach their believers something they should stick to, encourage them to socialise with other believers on a regular basis and also encourage them to eat healthy food.
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However, I am also on an esoteric forum and I noticed that many...
The way it was advertized I thought it was narrated by Mr Modi. :rolleyes: But well, I don't speak the language.
Anyway it was funny to see the tables turned, with Western barbarians and heathens in need of a missionary coming from India to save them. :D
Pompous Prabhupada Propaganda
told by Narendra Modi, so it must be really good ... ;)
Although I have read about the Indian government endorsing ISKCON, I have to admit that this level of endorsement is quite surprising to me. I am not aware of any other instance where an Indian or any other...
Well, if somebody knows that they are interested in witchcraft it's not subconcious anymore. It's a totally different question whether the person feels guilty about that interest.
Hello forum,
I'm familiar with the quote: "IF you see a Buddha, kill him". There seems to be a similar story about Ramakrishna as the last thing he was very attached to was Kali, so his guru is said to have told him to visualize a sword and mentally "kill" Kali for attaining the highest form of...
Well, you probably wouldn't let your cow sleep in your bed. :sunglasses:
I know that most Westerners are not heroes as far as animal welfare is concerned, but I never understood why cows are so sacred yet condemned to "homelessness". If people are so serious about holiness, IMHO "homes" for...
I've been reading a bit about Ramakrishna's teachings lately. The way I understood him, he seemed to believe that all religions lead to the same goal. However, even if I assumed Ramakrishna was true, I do find the Gaudiya Vaishnava concept of "rasa" more helpful. Christianity only allows one...