What will happen if you pray to anyone?Can a married Tamil Brahmin woman also pray to her parents' kula deivam?
What make HIM/HER o be angry if one worships different forms of the same. A person is a father, son, grand father and so on, so when one does a prayer or namaskram does it affect the person? There is a hidden fear that GOD will be angry. Unfortunately I have to quote: Karmanyeva atikaram asthu, ma phaleshu kathachana" - He has given free will and independence, thus actions are not affecting HIM/HER.Can a married Tamil Brahmin woman also pray to her parents' kula deivam?
The majority of Hindus do not have a Kula deivam.Can a married Tamil Brahmin woman also pray to her parents' kula deivam?
Yea. Both son or daughter, they should worship both side kula Deivam. The main concept of visiting the kula Deivam temple is because the aura of our ancestors would be present there in that specific temple that will bless us . So it is good to pray our maternal and paternal kula Deivam both to get utmost blessings. Thank you.Can a married Tamil Brahmin woman also pray to her parents' kula deivam?
I beg to differ. The knowledge is immense, we all know a portion of it. WE give our answers from our standpoint. It is up to the enquirer to accept or reject. Just as knowledge is immense so too is ignorance. My limited knowledge may help in that situation or give a perspective that the enquirer did not have. In the matter of religion, culture, or customs. I do not accept that anyone is the ultimate authority. Let the enquirer be the judge.Kindly let Gopalan Sir guide the member who asked the question.
The rest of us who have different but valid views should not try to interfere as Hinduism is a complex yet simple dharma which has multiple expressions.
The member who asked the question could have a very specific reason for asking.
Since we do not know the reason of why the question was asked, so lets not offer resistance and let the member have the answer from Gopalan Sir.
There is no authority.I beg to differ. The knowledge is immense, we all know a portion of it. WE give our answers from our standpoint. It is up to the enquirer to accept or reject. Just as knowledge is immense so too is ignorance. My limited knowledge may help in that situation or give a perspective that the enquirer did not have. In the matter of religion, culture, or customs. I do not accept that anyone is the ultimate authority. Let the enquirer be the judge.
hi madam,There is no authority.
I too used to give such opinions once upon a time till it dawned upon me that us humans dont really share knowledge but we oppose for the sake of opposing.
We have no idea here why the person needs to find out about kula deivam.
What if we are doing more harm than helping here?
How are we sure we are right to try to stand in the way of one's worship.
The same Gita we quote does state that there are many modes of worship..some go to Supreme and some follow the individual worship ranging from deities to yantra, mantra and tantra.
I feel we always need to ask ourselves as why do we give different views?
Is it to help others or to help ourselves?
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