Cow born with a human-like head is worshipped by Indian villagers...

[bhimram]

https://twitter.com/x/status/872152758471847936

Yup, we should do this.
This is what normal humans do.

 

[MagicMarker]

What the Heck?

This is pure Jihaalat.

You are absolutely correct. So what do you suggest ?

Cut off their hands or Stone them to death ?

https://twitter.com/x/status/872152758471847936

Yup, we should do this.
This is what normal humans do.

Remind me again, what is the punishment for apostasy ?

 

[Hamza913]

It's already dead.

Oh. I thought it was just really deformed and crippled. Felt bad for the poor little guy.

 

[Hamza913]

You are absolutely correct. So what do you suggest ?

Cut off their hands or Stone them to death ?



Remind me again, what is the punishment for apostasy ?

Public apostasy results in death by stoning. Our religion isn't a shop you can enter and leave. If you don't believe in it, keep it to yourself and you won't be touched.

 

[I S I]

So whose heads getting cut over this Cow's death? I hope it's not God's..

 

[Eagle_storm]

This. Sick nation can worship anything.

 

[bhimram]

This. Sick nation can worship anything.

Yup..Killing, beheading, parading the head is the way to go.
How dare one show some love to these animals - How inhumane.

 

[I S I]

Yup..Killing, beheading, parading the head is the way to go.
How dare one show some love to these animals - How inhumane.

You guys have some kind of fetish with Cow's heads?

 

[bhimram]

You guys have some kind of fetish with Cow's heads?

I think the world at large knows who has head fetish.
Let's not pretend otherwise.

 

[utraash]

they worship it but its dead.....so it has power over people but a higher power controls its life.....something is not right with hindus

We worship every creature not for their embodiment shape as they are but for the divinely soul consciousness that prevails in every creature which is connected to supreme/higher soul.

At large ppl don't understand the science behind this way of paying respect to every creature & start construing every such birth anomaly as godly creature which is totally absurd.

Follow a small story below.
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One day a saint was taking a bath in a river. His disciple sat on the bank with the saint's clothes, asana and rosary. The saint noticed a scorpion struggling in the current. Taking pity, he lifted the bedraggled scorpion in his palm and started wading toward the bank.

No sooner had the scorpion recovered than it promptly stung the saint on the palm. The saint felt an unbearable, burning pain shoot up his arm, but he did not drop the scorpion. Instead, he gently shook his hand to encourage the scorpion to move away from the wound.

The saint's disciple, watching from the bank, became alarmed, but did not say anything.

The saint had only taken a few more steps when the scorpion stung him again. A searing pain more intense than the first one went all the way up his arm and throbbed in his hand. The saint staggered and nearly collapsed in the river.

This time the disciple did call out. "Put him down, guruji! He will only sting you again. Leave him to his fate. Your kindness is of no value to such a creature. He will learn nothing from it!"

The saint ignored him and continued walking. He had nearly reached the bank when the scorpion stung him for a third time. The pain exploded into his head, lungs, and his heart. The disciple saw a blissful smile appear on the saint's face before he collapsed in to the river. The disciple dragged the saint to the shore, still smiling and still cradling the scorpion in his palm. As soon as they had reached shore, the scorpion crawled away as quickly as it could.

"Guruji!" said the disciple after the saint had regained consciousness. "How can you smile? That wretched creature nearly killed you."

"You are right, my son," said the saint. "But he was only following his dharma, his nature. It is the dharma of a scorpion to sting, and it is the dharma of a saint to save its' life. He is following his dharma and I am following mine. Everything is in its proper place. That is why I am so happy."

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[rott]

Non of them.

Have you taken time out to explain to fellow Chinese not to worship these gods ?

They aren't indians. They know what to do.
Mean time... what do you worship?

 

[Sully3]

seriously

one messed up nation is this Hindustan.

 

[I S I]

I think the world at large knows who has head fetish.
Let's not pretend otherwise.

http://googleweblight.com/?lite_url...830251&sig=ALNZjWmtwYnY3i2E1MPDpQxqWzV4B7IIpA

http://googleweblight.com/?lite_url...830251&sig=ALNZjWkPNa1xVfT5LKiT94BE3JR-DQEV9g

http://googleweblight.com/?lite_url...830251&sig=ALNZjWku4clf_GVsQGo29XSuECuO1Vm4Vg


Yeah right

 

[Trango Towers]

We worship every creature not for their embodiment shape as they are but for the divinely soul consciousness that prevails in every creature which is connected to supreme/higher soul.

At large ppl don't understand the science behind this way of paying respect to every creature & start construing every such birth anomaly as godly creature which is totally absurd.

Follow a small story below.
--

​

One day a saint was taking a bath in a river. His disciple sat on the bank with the saint's clothes, asana and rosary. The saint noticed a scorpion struggling in the current. Taking pity, he lifted the bedraggled scorpion in his palm and started wading toward the bank.

No sooner had the scorpion recovered than it promptly stung the saint on the palm. The saint felt an unbearable, burning pain shoot up his arm, but he did not drop the scorpion. Instead, he gently shook his hand to encourage the scorpion to move away from the wound.

The saint's disciple, watching from the bank, became alarmed, but did not say anything.

The saint had only taken a few more steps when the scorpion stung him again. A searing pain more intense than the first one went all the way up his arm and throbbed in his hand. The saint staggered and nearly collapsed in the river.

This time the disciple did call out. "Put him down, guruji! He will only sting you again. Leave him to his fate. Your kindness is of no value to such a creature. He will learn nothing from it!"

The saint ignored him and continued walking. He had nearly reached the bank when the scorpion stung him for a third time. The pain exploded into his head, lungs, and his heart. The disciple saw a blissful smile appear on the saint's face before he collapsed in to the river. The disciple dragged the saint to the shore, still smiling and still cradling the scorpion in his palm. As soon as they had reached shore, the scorpion crawled away as quickly as it could.

"Guruji!" said the disciple after the saint had regained consciousness. "How can you smile? That wretched creature nearly killed you."

"You are right, my son," said the saint. "But he was only following his dharma, his nature. It is the dharma of a scorpion to sting, and it is the dharma of a saint to save its' life. He is following his dharma and I am following mine. Everything is in its proper place. That is why I am so happy."

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very nice story indeed....so in real life applications will india allow the people of Kashmir their dharma of freedom even though it hurts india.
you see my friend we all must learn to respect one another and be god neighbours and friends. then and only then can we move forward. worship is nothing without kindness. you say you worship everything but lately I am seeing hindus willing to take life at a drop of a hat.

 

[Areesh]