03 Apr '16 15:16 03 Apr '16 15:191 editOriginally posted by Ghost of a DukeSomeone like you posting Vedic stories/verses is like Putin writing stories about Obama...........its very questionable.
”…Here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas, who hateth us, and whom we hate’, he says; there are two people, he whom he hates and he who hates him; verily straightway he cuts their necks…” Krishna Yajur Veda 6.2.10
Not wishing to provide an inferior translation, or take something out of context, i'm open to reasonable elucidation.
03 Apr '16 16:26Originally posted by DasaI invited you to provide a better translation if you had one, and to provide some context, if you think it would help to clarify.
Yes but which person translated it.?????????????????????????????
It's vitally important to know if the person is qualified.or not.
03 Apr '16 16:311 editOriginally posted by DasaPerhaps it is not really a verse from the Vedas and perhaps tomorrow you will come up with who translated a non-existent verse đ
Yes but which person translated it.?????????????????????????????
It's vitally important to know if the person is qualified.or not.
03 Apr '16 19:08Originally posted by Ghost of a Dukehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rakshasa
”…Here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas, who hateth us, and whom we hate’, he says; there are two people, he whom he hates and he who hates him; verily straightway he cuts their necks…” Krishna Yajur Veda 6.2.10
Not wishing to provide an inferior translation, or take something out of context, i'm open to reasonable elucidation.
05 Apr '16 22:24Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeIs the Vedas start out of India?
”…Here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas, who hateth us, and whom we hate’, he says; there are two people, he whom he hates and he who hates him; verily straightway he cuts their necks…” Krishna Yajur Veda 6.2.10
Not wishing to provide an inferior translation, or take something out of context, i'm open to reasonable elucidation.
05 Apr '16 23:23Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeIts wonderful and beautiful and perfect.
”…Here do I cut off the neck of the Raksas, who hateth us, and whom we hate’, he says; there are two people, he whom he hates and he who hates him; verily straightway he cuts their necks…” Krishna Yajur Veda 6.2.10
Not wishing to provide an inferior translation, or take something out of context, i'm open to reasonable elucidation.
05 Apr '16 23:35Originally posted by Ghost of a DukeGhost of puke
I invited you to provide a better translation if you had one, and to provide some context, if you think it would help to clarify.
As a person, you are full of hate. I'm trying to ascertain if this comes from your character, or if it has its roots in the Vedas.
05 Apr '16 23:37Originally posted by AThousandYoungWrong you boofhead.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rakshasa
A Rakshasa (Sanskrit: rÄkᚣasa) is a demonic being from Hindu mythology. As mythology made its way into other religions, the rakshasa was later incorporated into Buddhism. Rakshasas are also called maneaters
05 Apr '16 23:392 editsOriginally posted by RBHILLThe Vedas are not Indian but are concentrated in India,
Is the Vedas start out of India?
06 Apr '16 00:245 editsOriginally posted by RBHILLThe Vedas came from the Caucasus. They are based on the same pagan "Aryan" religion as Odin, Thor, Zeus and Jupiter. The Hindus invaded what is now called India and conquered it thousands of years ago. The Vedas are like the Old Testament; historical accounts described in a religious way.
Is the Vedas start out of India?
Is there hate in the Vedas?
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