EID & Concerns

As Eid has passed, thereby giving a reason to speak out for animals, though I avoid eating meat & dairy, especially buying in order to reduce the demand from MARKET where meat & Dairy. It's not of religious sake but of market sake just to earn money. When it comes to money, ppl don't remember their religions, be it a hindu or muslim. Cows are sacred to Hindus yet they exploit it by torturing cows by impregnating them with artificial insemination (rape), not letting her calf to drink milk, leaving them to eat from garbage, & many more but the problem arises when a muslim man eats the cow. Cmon atleast that person is not considering cow as some holy & sacred or calling the animals as his mother (maa). Here is the irony.

Now I jump to eid. Abraham was to pass a test by allah where he has to sacrifice his dear most (son, ismail) he agreed and he passed test & allah sent him a sacrificed goat. This is a metaphorical lesson like in hindu scriptures.
I won't condemn sacrificing a goat or any animal on eid because they nurture the animal, feed it, care for it and they eat it (no exploitation). And animals are being killed every day, so eid is not the day for a discussion.

So my main goal is to tell my friends that either turn into a pure vegetarian if eating meat is not required & u are eating only for taste or atleast eat organic where animals are not being exploited.

Milk, it's proven by science that is not very much healthy, not for bones as well. It's just a dairy hype for the sake of market.

http://www.simpleorganiclife.org/milk-bad-bones-1927189407.html?c=tswall
https://www.facebook.com/curiositydotcom/photos/a.293459797348511.88330.206936646000827/1323554557672358/?type=3&theater

Hinduism in brief

So someone asked me a question lately - Traditionally, Can Hindus wear leather ?

A very curious, hypocritical, debating & misconception question indeed.
I am obliged to answer this question but I must not answer it in a simple Yes or No.
To begin with Id like to tell somethings about Hindu religion which is highly conceptualized by other religions or the world.
Hinduism is a religion but more of a way of Life like Taoism I can say. If we consider it as a way of Life then Geographically every Indian is a Hindu but obviously not religiously Hindu.
Hinduism does not prohibit killing of animals yet everything, be it living or non living has to be considered sacred. We believe that everything is God's & there is a sacred aura of the God in everything. Its similar to the phrase- "We all are made up of star dust"
Hindu metaphysics & Quantum Mechanics can be compared.
So if we talk about killing an animal for our needs, protection or any other thing which is highly necessary, then we can but yes its like jeopardy or we need to think that is killing any being is necessary ? or we can find some not harming ways. Yes, there are always alternatives.
So Hinduism conveys us a message of minimal harm to any being on this earth.
Now the concept of leather. I personally think using leather is like comforting ur greed and greed is bad, universally accepted. Look around the world, ppl r banning leather products.
If ppl r living on remote areas where vegetation is rare during snow, then ppl have to kill animals for protein. because this is a thing of survival. So killing here to eat, to survive, to remain healthy is pretty much ok. But killing an animal for one's leisure is not at all ok.
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Another thing Id like to highlight is Hinduism is monotheism but because of wrong preachings, it is looked as polytheism. Even Yazidism whom ISIS are killing & earlier Zoroastrianism, Parsi ppl of India follows Monotheism but portrayed as Polytheism or Pagans who worship false gods. God is One in Hindsuism, Zoroastrianism & Yazidism.

Lost amidst Nowhere. Now here ?

A question to me - Was I lost in some labyrinth, lurking in shadows or I was fully occupied with the world ?
Answer is - I was finding myself amidst mine.

Reason! is a big word. Reason brought me here & that reason was because of Dky, my friend from Gangtok, the place & ppl I fell in love with during my visit in September 2015. Sucha place to dwell your soul within.

Since that day I developed a habit to roam. Had I been......

Some special little pieces of my post 2013 multifaceted glimpses -

Kerala, God's own Country
#Chennai to #Kerala #Munnar #TeaGardens #WesternGhats #BackWaters #Kochi #Kathakkalli #KochiFort #Mattancherry #ApsiHalwa #Mahabalipuram #Aapam 



Mahabalipuram


Gangtok- Sep,2015
Of Places, People, Photography, Life. Geography may be same as of north India but people are much more of hearts. 
#Gangtok #Sikkim #Eastindia #Himalayas #Darjeeling #ParaGliding#Thukpa #Momos #NathuLa #TsomgoLake #China border #Tibetan#Rumtek #Monastry #Buddhism #Monks #NightLife #Karaoke Tea

Hatsoff to this lovely soul. God bless her. Life running through her veins. Melodious singer



Udvada Atash Behram, June,2015 - My first solo exploration trip

A perfect weekend getaway exploring the establishments of #Zoroastrians aka #Parsi people escaped from #Iran seeking shelter in#India. Studied a culture, a religion peculiar yet similar to Hinduism in its own. The sacred temple has the fire #Ahura #Mazda (#Faravahar or #Farohar One God- the wisest, creator of life, Omnipresent) of highest grade that can be placed in an #Atash #Behram (Fire of Victory) which is still burning since 1200 A.D.



SuperMoon BloodMoon. Sep, 2015
It happened last in 1982 and will happen in 2033. I am so excited. Proud moment for me. Credits to Nikon P610. Lifetime moment. Hall of fame.


SunBurn 2015
The 2nd biggest EDM festival on earth & that too in Goa despite of the fact that this is my 3 time Goa but every journey had a different & better story. Eager for 2016 !

When Best friends marry. Feb,2016