is this true?

[dynavert2012]

hello all,

i found this picture on internet

and the comments of it, that's it a Hinduism religious habit to ask their god for rain

i just want to know is this true or it's just fake information

 

[Sha'irullah]

There are old Judaic stories of rain being a result of prayer. Rain is overly symbolized as holy for some reason and this occurs in numerous unrelated cultures.

For certain Hindus this is indeed common and I have learned about it although I do not know the specifics. But yes it is very common to pray for rain if one is a Hindu, Jew or Neo-Pagan. These are very common traditions one can link in all three religions. Rain is often desired by Hindus for agricultural purposes primarily hence its even bigger importance

 

[dynavert2012]

in Islam we pray also for rain, but do they really put themselves in a drum full of water while praying?

 

[Breathe]

It may be, I don't see why not. Hinduism isn't one uniform religion; it is several religions united.

 

[Sha'irullah]

in Islam we pray also for rain, but do they really put themselves in a drum full of water while praying?

Rituals can heavily differ according to local custom. I am very sure they submerge themselves in such a manner.
Hindus have done far more obscure things before honestly. Elaborate rituals like this are the primary reasons Sanatana Dharma is best learnt in person

 

[Vinayaka]

hello all,

i found this picture on internet

and the comments of it, that's it a Hinduism religious habit to ask their god for rain

i just want to know is this true or it's just fake information

Didn't the actual link give more information as to how common it might be? I don't think it's all that common, but rain is so important it's prayed for in a lot of cultures.