#Hindublr

[aahanna]

[aranyaani]

any other time this would have led to an all out civil war

[kailash-se-birha]

The Christian British made Indians use Enfield Rifles with pork and beef fat on its cartridges, both of which were and still are prohibited in the major religions of the subcontinent, and now the Christian representatives are not only looting the temples of its wealth which should be used for the benefit of the Hindu community but also are using Beef tallow in Tirupati Balaji Temple's Prasadam in Andhra Pradesh. This shit is so filthy and disturbing. Not to mention, also a potential health hazard.

[prettykittytanjiro]

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[h0bg0blin-meat]

Have some Vasant

[aru-loves-krishnaxarjuna]

If this gets over a 1000 notes, i will start stuDYING for this session and top all my classes. Pakka promise. Even though i know thay no one is going to like this post TwT

[witchcraft-system]

The idea that some pagans have that you cannot view a deity as a lover, a close friend, as your child, as your parent, is so funny to me as someone who is both Hindu and pagan

In bhakti, there are different types of Bhava, or feelings. There is Shanta Bhava, where the devotee is peaceful. Dasya Bhava, where one serves the deity wholeheartedly and finds joy and bliss in service. Sakhya Bhava, where the deity is a friend of the devotee. Vatsalya Bhava, where the devotee sees the deity as their child. Madhurya/Kanta Bhava, where the devotee sees the deity as their lover.

And to call these practices "humanization of deities" just feels disrespectful to me. If you don't understand it then that's completely fine. But to disrespect forms of devotion just because you think it's "too weird to be real" is just not okay.

[nipsyyy]

I hate how patriarchy has even ruined Hindu mythology so specifically to benefit the men.The casual jokes on family WhatsApp groups about how Mahabharat and Ramayan, the worst wars of all time, were fought because of a woman and how women bring ruin everywhere they go,as if they are the root cause of all suffering. Where in fact the women were LITERALLY the victims, one was publicly humiliated, the other kidnapped.The men have misinterpreted the stories so badly that it physically pains me, god went to war not because of women, they went to war FOR them.Because what happened to the women was WRONG,they weren’t to blame, the ones who wronged them were.

I also see a major polarisation in how a huge section of Hindus treat Sita and Draupadi, and it reminds me of the quote “a woman has to do everything right for her to be a victim and a man has to do everything wrong for him to be a culprit.”It breaks my heart at the number of times I’ve heard men say “well Draupadi shouldn’t have disrespected him,aise toh hona hi tha na fir”,first and foremost,that’s an inaccurate narrative promoted by wrong retellings who need to constantly find a reason to blame the victim,she did no such thing and you can find pretty much evidence for it everywhere.But even if she had, it does NOT make it okay for them to publicly disrobe her.This is one more example of the victim blaming culture that I see deep ingrained in the minds of so many of these dumbfuck Hindus who have absolutely no respect for their culture.So next time don’t go to ram mandirs and krishna mandirs if you can’t even truly understand and respect the relevance behind their existence.

[aahanna]

- "Love is innocent, love is pure, and love is willing to sacrifice everything for the ones it loves."

[tum-naam-sochlo-merese-ni-hora]

Yashoda maiyaa can never be mad at her kanhu for more than a minute 🥹

Happy Birthday to our sweet, precious 'Momma's Boi'.

HAPPY JANMASHTAMI!!!

[chal-jeete-hai]

Arjun - "jagat mei sabse sundar kon madhav?"

Krishna - "mai parth aur kon ?"

Credit - pinterest

[kalki-tarot]

Spiritual advices from a Hindu spiritual freak 🪷

These are my personal opinions and piece of advice and may or may not work for everyone, pls do what you feel is right for you, I'm not forcing any advices on you, anything which is written below is not intended to harm anyone or any group of people🙏🧿💓

Karma is REAL, what you do definitely comes back at you at some point in your journey as a soul. Nothing happens without a reason.

You need to remove the fears associated with living for yourself instilled by your religion(s), parents, peers, etc.

There is no heaven and hell, they are just states of conciousnesses.

There is no "SATAN" or "GOD", good and bad are two sides of the same coin. Without one, another can't exist.

God is just the highest level of consciousness, which even transcends dharma.

Religion and politics are tools to limit and control you from inside and outside.

Dance is one of the deepest meditations possible.

There is no definite path to become one with godliness.

Everything is "maya" i.e, an illusion. It's all a play, and we all are actors. You are not the body, you are the eternal atman.

Love doesn't need marriage. Is love itself not powerful alone that it needs marriage? Love is natural, while marriage is not.

True love always dies at some point, just like a full blooming rose sheds after sometime. True love is momentary and can happen with multiple people throughout life.

Yoga is not what the west shows it to be, it has more spiritual significance. The west potrays some bs like beer yoga, lemonade yoga etc. Which is utter bs.

Never let other people, other ideologies, religions, etc mould your mind. Be who you are, not what you're conditioned to be.

Don't repress your shadow parts, like lust, sexual desires etc.

Meditations works for real. Try it yourself.

Tantra is not only about sex, it's much more than that.

Never practice tantra without a proper guru. Never chant special mantras without an authentic guru's advice.

People who trigger you are actually mirrors of your own deepest darkest fears and shadow parts.

Everything is temporary, you as a human being too, are temporary.

Practicing mindfulness actually does wonders.

Don't donate money, instead buy things with it like clothes, food, etc. Then donate it to the needy.

[sanskari-kanya]

Krishna if he was Gen Z

A mandatory ‘Woke up like this’ story on his pvt where he actually woke up looking pretty in those messy locks and long lashes.

Greeting everyone as he walks down the lane.

Doesn’t bother carrying a tiffin because he’s sure Rukmini would bring two extra tiffins just for him.

Probably has ‘Keep Calm & carry on’ quote on his table.

Begged Rukmini into making a ‘Take a look at my girlfriend’ reel and posted it across all his socials.

Brought a cute little cactus and forgot to water it. This cycle keeps repeating every time.

Has an entire wall in his house dedicated to fit all the Talent Hunt trophies he has won by playing the Flute.

Once went to play cricket with the kids in his colony and hit the ball soo far that they never let him touch the bat again.

On popular demand, has a ‘my curly hair care routine’ video posted on his Instagram.

Endless Pani Puri competitions with Bheem that he has ‘surprisingly’ never won.

Phone’s gallery always filled with candid pictures of Rukmini, local cows, his dead cactus and screenshots of recipes.

[mohabbaat]

[achyutapriya]

Don't want no other shade of blue but you

[aahanna]

Colour Orange holds the essence of India