OMG what is this? looks like she has no son

[pavanjagan]

Prathi aacharaaniki oka paddhati anedi untundi. Women empowerment antu ila eshtam vachinattu cheyyakudadu. I think she has a Son but not sure why he didn't come.

Atleast her Son-in-law should perform those rites but unfortunately her daughter got divorced. 

 

[RunRaajaRun123]

Em vay ammayilu chiti petta taaniki paniki raara

evado lafoot gaadu eppudo abbayiley chiti pettalani cheppadanta inka adhi vintunnav nivvu, inka vadilesthey sathi sahaganam aapesi hindu culture ni paadu chesarani chepthaav

[argadorn]

36 minutes ago, RunRaajaRun123 said:

Em vay ammayilu chiti petta taaniki paniki raara

evado lafoot gaadu eppudo abbayiley chiti pettalani cheppadanta inka adhi vintunnav nivvu, inka vadilesthey sathi sahaganam aapesi hindu culture ni paadu chesarani chepthaav

Evey sukhthulu oka Christianity Muslims ki cheppu. Akadey kalchi thengutharu .. Hindus kadha edhi paduthay padtharu aney ga 

[Vaaampire]

11 minutes ago, argadorn said:

Evey sukhthulu oka Christianity Muslims ki cheppu. Akadey kalchi thengutharu .. Hindus kadha edhi paduthay padtharu aney ga 

Verey vallu penta thintaru ani manan thinalemu gaa.

why shouldnt daughters do that? Paina op choodu divorce avvakapoyi untey sil pettetodu anta. 
 

verey mathalalo ladies ni manushalalaney choodaru. Manam ala kaadhu gaa

[TotalDesi]

8 hours ago, pavanjagan said:

Prathi aacharaaniki oka paddhati anedi untundi. Women empowerment antu ila eshtam vachinattu cheyyakudadu. I think she has a Son but not sure why he didn't come.

Atleast her Son-in-law should perform those rites but unfortunately her daughter got divorced. 

 

Hats off to your thinking brother!

[summer27]

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[summer27]

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Vamsee Juluri
Juluri in 2018
Born	1969 (age 53–54) Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Occupation(s)	Professor of Media Studies, University of San Francisco
Academic background
Alma mater	University of Massachusetts (PhD)
Academic work
Discipline	Media Studies and Communication

Vamsee Juluri (born 1969) is a professor of media studies at the University of San Francisco.^[1]

Career[edit]

Juluri was born in Hyderabad in 1969.^[2] His mother is the Telugu film actress Jamuna,^[3] and his father was Juluri Ramana Rao, a professor of zoology.^{[citation needed]} Juluri studied at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and received a PhD in 1999.^{[citation needed]} He has written for several publications including Times of India,^[4] Huffington Post,^[5] and The Indian Express.^[6] His research interest is in the globalization of media audiences with an emphasis on Indian television and cinema,^[7] mythology, religion,^[8] violence and Gandhian philosophy. He has published several papers and essays analyzing recurring themes in Bollywood, such as tradition^[9] and violence.^[10]

Juluri was the lead petitioner in the effort by academics of Indian origin against efforts to address the countries of historical British India as "South Asia" in textbooks put forth by the California Board of Education, (California textbook controversy over Hindu history). As a result of his efforts which became a mass movement led to review and dismissal of several changes to the History Social Science Frameworks (Syllabus).^[11][12]

[argadorn]

7 hours ago, Vaaampire said:

Verey vallu penta thintaru ani manan thinalemu gaa.

why shouldnt daughters do that? Paina op choodu divorce avvakapoyi untey sil pettetodu anta. 
 

verey mathalalo ladies ni manushalalaney choodaru. Manam ala kaadhu gaa

Adey antuna manishi laga chusthuna vallaney antaru pallu unna chettu ney rallatho kodtharu antha freedom esthuna religion kabati edaina nqchu aney ga …dhahana samskaranaluu sons thoney  cheyinchali appudey valla Athma ki shanthi chekuristhundhiii that is in hindu religion culture lo undhi andhuke daughter  tho cheyincharu … father chnaipothay pedda koduku tho cheyistharu even chinna koduku is available to do fast but they wait for pedda koduku because hindu religion lo pedda koduku chesthay valla Athma ki shanthi vasthundhi . point is questioning hindu culture … for your question daughters unna parents ki pedda alludu chetshadu aha manamu progressive liberal nenu adollathoney chepistha antay chepinchuko but that’s not hindu culture 

[Vaaampire]

13 minutes ago, argadorn said:

Adey antuna manishi laga chusthuna vallaney antaru pallu unna chettu ney rallatho kodtharu antha freedom esthuna religion kabati edaina nqchu aney ga …dhahana samskaranaluu sons thoney  cheyinchali appudey valla Athma ki shanthi chekuristhundhiii that is in hindu religion culture lo undhi andhuke daughter  tho cheyincharu … father chnaipothay pedda koduku tho cheyistharu even chinna koduku is available to do fast but they wait for pedda koduku because hindu religion lo pedda koduku chesthay valla Athma ki shanthi vasthundhi . point is questioning hindu culture … for your question daughters unna parents ki pedda alludu chetshadu aha manamu progressive liberal nenu adollathoney chepistha antay chepinchuko but that’s not hindu culture 

Only daughters unna parents ki pedha alludu cheyyali ani rule undi evaru chepparu neeku? I know many families where nephews(mostly man’s brothers son) doing it for both husband & wife when they dont have sons.

in general sontha parents bathiki unnapudu verey vallaki thalakoori pettodhu antaru. Even daughter son tho cheyinchadaaniki kooda pedhalu oppukoru.

last year okka friend valla father chanipothey priest ni adigithey amey ney cheyyamannaru. She was single kid.

the beauty of hinduism is that there are strict rules. kodukulu lekhapothey alludu tho cheyinchali aney rule ledhu. Unna nenu support cheyya. Thats senseless rule
 

[bharathicement]

8 hours ago, argadorn said:

Evey sukhthulu oka Christianity Muslims ki cheppu. Akadey kalchi thengutharu .. Hindus kadha edhi paduthay padtharu aney ga 

 

8 hours ago, Vaaampire said:

Verey vallu penta thintaru ani manan thinalemu gaa.

why shouldnt daughters do that? Paina op choodu divorce avvakapoyi untey sil pettetodu anta. 
 

verey mathalalo ladies ni manushalalaney choodaru. Manam ala kaadhu gaa

Chill out guys.. the biggest problem with Hinduism is that it does not have a Central & Singular documentary reference as basis for the religion. There are Mahabharath and Ramayanam plus Vedas and Puranas.

But they have different dimensions. Also not all regions of Bharath follow all of them.

When it comes to Christianity & Islam (owing to the fact that they are very latest editions of the concept of Religion), they have Singular Documental reference. So supporters or followers of these religions act and talk accordingly as per these documents. Thats it. These religions themselves have many loop holes, thats a different story though.

Unfortunately in Hinduism, references have lost or damaged by foreign forces. So adaptations of Hinduism evolve from time to time and place to place.

So do whatever we think is right at that time, without hurting rest of the followers of the religion.

 

[Fish]

10 hours ago, pavanjagan said:

Prathi aacharaaniki oka paddhati anedi untundi. Women empowerment antu ila eshtam vachinattu cheyyakudadu. I think she has a Son but not sure why he didn't come.

Atleast her Son-in-law should perform those rites but unfortunately her daughter got divorced. 

 

May be that’s what her mother would have wanted 

[Vaaampire]

56 minutes ago, bharathicement said:

 

Chill out guys.. the biggest problem with Hinduism is that it does not have a Central & Singular documentary reference as basis for the religion. There are Mahabharath and Ramayanam plus Vedas and Puranas.

But they have different dimensions. Also not all regions of Bharath follow all of them.

When it comes to Christianity & Islam (owing to the fact that they are very latest editions of the concept of Religion), they have Singular Documental reference. So supporters or followers of these religions act and talk accordingly as per these documents. Thats it. These religions themselves have many loop holes, thats a different story though.

Unfortunately in Hinduism, references have lost or damaged by foreign forces. So adaptations of Hinduism evolve from time to time and place to place.

So do whatever we think is right at that time, without hurting rest of the followers of the religion.

 

+million to that last line. We should also not get offended or hurt by acts like this(daughter doing thalakuruvi)

[csrcsr]

Evadu chesina last ki migeledi 6/6 that tooo if we are lucky

[argadorn]

1 hour ago, Vaaampire said:

Only daughters unna parents ki pedha alludu cheyyali ani rule undi evaru chepparu neeku? I know many families where nephews(mostly man’s brothers son) doing it for both husband & wife when they dont have sons.

in general sontha parents bathiki unnapudu verey vallaki thalakoori pettodhu antaru. Even daughter son tho cheyinchadaaniki kooda pedhalu oppukoru.

last year okka friend valla father chanipothey priest ni adigithey amey ney cheyyamannaru. She was single kid.

the beauty of hinduism is that there are strict rules. kodukulu lekhapothey alludu tho cheyinchali aney rule ledhu. Unna nenu support cheyya. Thats senseless rule
 

Adey antuna beauty of Hinduism ni Khooni cheyachu ani adey varey religion lo chetshay champestharu .. there are many senseless rules in every religion but we are following it adhi endhuku miss ayyavu … kaki pindam thintay ne Athma ki shanthi ani nammey vallamu dantlo konni patinchataniki girl and boy feminism theskostharu … manaki anukolamga anni marchikuvachu hinduism lo nothing harm antay ga 

[dhuku]

Thappu ledhu samara, adhae chepparu, 

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“यत्र नार्य्यस्तु पूज्यन्ते रमन्ते तत्र देवताः।

यत्रैतास्तु न पूज्यन्ते सर्व्वास्तत्राफलाः क्रियाः॥

शोचन्ति जामयो यत्र विनश्यत्याशु तत् कुलम्।

न शोचन्ति तु यत्रैता वर्द्धते तद्धि सर्व्वदा॥

[The gods are kind to the homes where women are treated with honour. Where women are not honoured, there all actions (rituals) go in vain. Families where women are unhappy are doomed to be destroyed soon. Homes where women are not unhappy are destined always for greater prosperity. - Manu-Smrti; 3. 56–57]

 

But I wish Hinduism Ki comment I Dis-Agree