Posted on: 16-10-14 13:34:49
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Originally posted by tamilkuravan
No Nightmare. I donot follow superstitions (I am a christian).
However, I have come across this (done by mostly Hindus) till now.
Hope this clears the air.
Murali The Krishna
you are wrong TK,
Christian are same too...
see link
http://www.victorzammit.com/articles/archbishoppeterjensen.htm
cheers...
What is this now - Hindus vs. Christians? Ridiculous!
Grow up, guys.
Lol, for many of you, it seems its an awakening about yourself ! That is because everybody know that being superstitious is same as being stupid and naive and some of it is a curse to society. All of you know.
Most Hilarious is I am christian ,Hence proved I am not superstitious. This should clear air around me, by the way I am also Murli the Christian Krishna !! lol . Somebody else will write soon, My name is khan and I am not superstitious , may be Mr. Kumar is !
Just be proud of your own superstitions guys , Do not run away from the fact that you are superstitious , do not defy your religious teachings, no matter how ridiculous it sounds. Our ancestors told us to be one, so lets be. :-)))...
So that means, If you follow a Religion ( I mean ANY religion ) then YOU ARE a superstitious.
The end... ?
Hi guys,
Thanks for contributing. Let's just discuss funny Indian superstitions. I think every country in the world has superstitions ( here are some North American - A Black Cat, Friday the 13th, walking under a ladder). I think superstitions are part of a culture and that superstitions don't make a culture/country / religion worse.
So let's just focus on the funny part.
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Originally posted by RaOne
Hi guys,
Thanks for contributing. Let's just discuss funny Indian superstitions. I think every country in the world has superstitions ( here are some North American - A Black Cat, Friday the 13th, walking under a ladder). I think superstitions are part of a culture and that superstitions don't make a culture/country / religion worse.
So let's just focus on the funny part.
Thanks for this post. I guess that was your intention. However, some morons distorted it to ridicule Indians and in particular Hindu. These leftist morons, who suffer from inferiority complex, somehow always distort and drag Modi, Indian culture and Hindu religion in discussion and then ridicule and blame them.
Many superstitions have no scientific reasons and we find it funny and laugh on them. I really appreciate discussing funny aspects.
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Originally posted by RaOne
Hi guys,
Thanks for contributing. Let's just discuss funny Indian superstitions. I think every country in the world has superstitions ( here are some North American - A Black Cat, Friday the 13th, walking under a ladder). I think superstitions are part of a culture and that superstitions don't make a culture/country / religion worse.
So let's just focus on the funny part.
O Friend , you started this thread ridiculing How people use Goddess Laxmi for their superstition. may be was funny for you but not many. This is same discussion, as it started. Lets not run away just because NM is part of this thread. lol.
OXFORD Definition
SUPERSTITION : Excessively credulous belief in and reverence for the supernatural:
RELIGION : The belief in and worship of a super controlling power
May be Oxford got it wrong, morons, they know nothing , Lets try another one
Mariam-Websters
SUPERSTITION : an irrational abject attitude of mind toward the supernatural, nature, or God
RELIGION : an organized system of beliefs, ceremonies, and rules used to worship a supernatural power or god or a group of gods ( Perhaps they added 'group of gods' only for hindus) .
Thoda theek lag raha hai..
Screw them, Lets be superstitious forever, do not know why , but lets be. Thinking is not our job, we just follow.
Btw , when I was writing this post my laptop hanged 3 times and explorer crashed when I pressed submit !!!! !!! !!!! !!! !!! ... Now hanging lemon chili to my laptop...
