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After lying about Vyasa and Valmiki's lineage in the past, this rayta is back at it again with a bs theory. Only in extreme cases of tapas, varna of a person has been "upgraded" in the same birth. Have to repeat it again and again.
Brahmin status became hereditary perhaps in the medieval age or later, but it was not always hereditary. Upanishads describe an entire ritual that helped people gain Brahmin status. The Mahabharata also confirms that Brahmin-hood cannot be gained by birth alone.
A Brahmin is the seeker of Brahma, who is defined by Vedic knowledge, inner realization, wisdom, self-discipline, and the conquest of ego, greed, and anger—rather than by birth.
most of these weren't even arab inventions , they came from civilizations like india , china , persia and greece long before. funny how arabs keep taking credit for things they didn't even invent.
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new slopticle out!
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A truth nuke dropped by Sango Uncle 🚨
In this interview, he openly highlights the low-class, ungrateful behaviour of Indian wives.
He says that even though a husband is super rich and employs hundreds of people under him, his wife still treats him like a slave.
He even gives the example of the Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, who considers his wife as his boss.
Also, he highlights the fact that women are very possessive of things they don’t own.
They nag their husbands over every little thing in the house despite living on his money, living in his house, and getting fed by him.
This is the matriarchy that all women want, and when men do retaliation by imposing patriarchy outside the house, women start doing randi-rona.
What do you think ?
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Its impossible to do business in Mumbai with these Mathari scammers roaming. New machinery shifting ke 1 lakh rupe yuhi. Hijdo ki tarah aa jate nange hone. Police bhi kuch nahi karti
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