Ah that one didnt strike me.. by y does religion h...

2008-05-06T10:17:00.000-07:00

Ah that one didnt strike me.. by y does religion have to encomapass every activity of our life? y not it jus b limited to the aesthetic and esoteric part of it? it confuses religion too much.. that would take another post i think :)

I like the point about the beginning being the end...

2008-05-06T08:49:00.000-07:00

I like the point about the beginning being the end.
In earlier days, I think the temple has mainly been THE place for social activities. Women could safely go to the temples without any objections from anyone. Doing the pradakshanam several times was the equivalent of a daily walk. And therefore healthy. Easier to make people do it if you attach religious significance to it, is my theory. :)
The temple was also a safe meeting place for women to meet other people. Nobody would actually stop a woman who wishes to go to a temple.

Comments on The Era of Uncertainty: The Importance Pradarshanam

Ah that one didnt strike me.. by y does religion h...

I like the point about the beginning being the end...