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[CFW432]

No clue. It’s just something I read someone say online. So all Brahmins don’t descend from one bloodline? I thought that made sense, since Brahmins are scattered throughout Bharat and regardless of where they are, they look more Steppe than their neighbors.

Yes all brahmins descend from the same bloodline or same original collected group of related arya tribes (this is why brahmins have the highest rates of R1A y-dna haplogroup, most of them are paternally related from thousands of years ago, yes R1A is found in other castes but thats besides the point), lmao and all brahmins originate from the Punjab region where the rigveda was first written. Brahmins were essentially the hindu equivalent of Christian missionaries and spread throughout the entire subcontinent bringing their religious beliefs with them (aka the caste system). Which i find funny tbh, these ugly hindu dindus themselves spread hinduism throughout the subcontinent but have a problem with other religions doing the same.

 

[Gengar]

Yes all brahmins descend from the same bloodline or same original collected group of related arya tribes, lmao and all brahmins originate from the Punjab region where the rigveda was first written. Brahmins were essentially the hindu equivalent of Christian missionaries and spread throughout the entire subcontinent bringing their religious beliefs with them (aka the caste system). Which i find funny tbh, these ugly hindu dindus themselves spread hinduism throughout the subcontinent but have a problem with other religions doing the same.

That is true. “Hinduism” exists because of the Vedic tribes which brought proto-“Hinduism” with them and they were in Punjab and migrated eastwards. To say they all originate from the same place does make sense and it should point to Punjab.

 

[CFW432]

That is true. “Hinduism” exists because of the Vedic tribes which brought proto-“Hinduism” with them and they were in Punjab and migrated eastwards. To say they all originate from the same place does make sense and it should point to Punjab.

When you think about it, there is no such thing as Hinduism as one solid collected religion. "Hindus" from different regions can worship different gods or even regional specific gods or even have specific regional religious practices.

Kashmiris Hindus worship a God kheer bahwani but tamils don't.

But tamils (and other south indians) worship a God called Aiyanar but kashmiris don't.

But both kashmiris Hindus and tamil Hindus will call each other "muh hindu" as if it's the same thing.

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[Gengar]

When you think about it, there is no such thing as Hinduism as one solid collected religion. "Hindus" from different regions can worship different gods or even regional specific gods or even have specific regional religious practices.

Kashmiris Hindus worship a God kheer bahwani but tamils don't.

But tamils (and other south indians) worship a God called Aiyanar but kashmiris don't.

But both kashmiris Hindus and tamil Hindus will call each other "muh hindu" as if it's the same thing.

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It's very strange that they worship different deities but I guess just like Christianity, "Hinduism" is an umbrella term for post-Vedic religions. For instance, Protestants, Catholics, Eastern Orthodoxy et cetera all fall under Christianity even though they have different beliefs. But the differences aren't as extreme as "Hindu" sects. I know a "Hindu" in real life (he has hazel-ish eyes which is kinda strange for a Dravidian phenotype) who says "Hinduism" only worships one god. He's a cool guy IRL. He sees me as his little brother, lol.

 

[Deleted member 29155]

Both are cute

 

[tombradylover]

How romantic lmao

They’re cute I’d rape them both

 

[okwiwhd]

Personally if such a technology is invented, I wouldn’t go anywhere near it. Believe it or not, but I prefer my T50 eyes over anything else.

Yep I’m the same, I like darker eyes

 

[Gengar]

Yep I’m the same, I like darker eyes

Based.