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mplltt · 10-07-2006, 03:46 AM

True Hindi are actually born into their religion. Hindus in America believe that there is a way in which people are allowed to consider themselves apart of the Hindu faith. A new interpretation began in the 12th and 17th centuries in India as movements that were made to allow Hindi to pray to the same gods, called bhakti. The truth is that Hindi don't believe that whites are true arayans, rather that blacks are. They themselves are an arayan race, most possibly because the interpretation was that these Vedic arayans invaded India and left writings, today we call the Vedas, which are the end of the Upanishads. These are all written in a secret language called Sanskrit. Today Americans and other countries allow people to join the Hindi faith in this "allowance," called bhakti.

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mplltt Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 130	A true Hindu True Hindi are actually born into their religion. Hindus in America believe that there is a way in which people are allowed to consider themselves apart of the Hindu faith. A new interpretation began in the 12th and 17th centuries in India as movements that were made to allow Hindi to pray to the same gods, called bhakti. The truth is that Hindi don't believe that whites are true arayans, rather that blacks are. They themselves are an arayan race, most possibly because the interpretation was that these Vedic arayans invaded India and left writings, today we call the Vedas, which are the end of the Upanishads. These are all written in a secret language called Sanskrit. Today Americans and other countries allow people to join the Hindi faith in this "allowance," called bhakti. __________________ Thank you, I am impressed that you are forgiving enough to approach this line of reasoning. Last edited by mplltt : 10-07-2006 at 03:48 AM.