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Ambika Dasi, a Colombian ISKCON devotee, has been practicing Sanatan Dharma for over a decade. She lived in Vrindavan for 10 years, sincerely rendering devotional service. Yet, devoted souls like her are still barred from entering the Jagannath Puri temple, simply because they were born in foreign bodies. It's...

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Neena Raivor 1 Jahr

Rules are made for a reason. Women have been following certain gurus and then after decades of living in ashrams they have gone and said, i was in a cult and trashed hinduism. Same with yoga etc. There are not one or two, but too many such cases. Who will take guarantee?

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hinduphoenixvor 1 Jahr

As they should be. We know what happened in earlier times when malechcha were allowed in prominent temples like ranganath temple. Dont try to destroy dharmic rules.

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Pip_Quipsvor 1 Jahr

Foreigners following Sanatan Dharma are more devoted than seculars born in Bharat.

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Dr.Anuj Vats🇮🇳vor 1 Jahr

We should not change the rules which is set by our ancestors or else we want to say they were not wise enough to to take good decisions? I am from ISKCON but my whole foreigner friends respect this decision and they love Mahaprabhu so much. Jai Jagannath.

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Bhaskar Raovor 1 Jahr

What a great Religion our Sanatan. Without allure of Money and Proselytising, Hinduism is really the most Peaceful Religion. What we need is only Good and Clean Political Leadership.🙏🙏

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kesari🕉🚩vor 1 Jahr

No Rules should be followed

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pratyush ramdas hota ପ୍ରତ୍ୟୁଷ ରାମଦାସ ହୋତାvor 1 Jahr

Nope rule is rule , when if and only mahaprabhu decides it will change

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Prashant K - ପ୍ରଶାନ୍ତ - प्रशान्त - প্রশান্তvor 1 Jahr

>>Yet, devoted souls like her are still barred from entering the Jagannath Puri temple, simply because they were born in foreign bodies You should do some more homework about Puri temple & it's history particularly the attacks on temple, the sentiments thereafter and the rules.

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Fay Franklinvor 1 Jahr

Shrila Narayan maharaj and Shrila Phrabupad both said temples are for beginners. But you have to give up that attachment for real devotional service. Real service is in the heart not in a temple. That’s a formality duality.

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Jitu🇮🇳 🚩(Modi ka Parivar)vor 1 Jahr

Maybe opposed to ISKCON type rituals…only who Jagannath Prabhu wants will enter the temple…anyway the Prabhu will be coming out to bless all his devotees irrespective

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Mumbai, Maharashtra: Researcher Syed Shamir Hussain presented documents and artifacts related to the Trishul of Lord Shiva and the Vajra of Lord Indra, described as ancient symbols associated with Sanatan Dharma. These artifacts are reportedly around 10,000 years old and were discovered during excavations in the Philippines. If these findings are validated through rigorous archaeological and scientific study, they could suggest that symbols and ideas connected to Sanatan Dharma existed and possibly spread far beyond the Indian subcontinent thousands of years ago. For a long time, civilizations such as Ancient Egypt (around 3100 BCE, roughly 5,000 years old) and Mesopotamia (around 3500 BCE, about 5,500 years old) have been widely considered among the oldest known civilizations. However, if discoveries linked to Sanatan Dharma date back 8,000–10,000 years or more, it would indicate that these traditions were already well developed thousands of years before many other recorded civilizations fully emerged. Many researchers also argue that the ancient history of the Indian subcontinent has not yet been explored or documented as extensively as it should be. Continued research, excavations, and scientific analysis may reveal that early societies connected with Sanatan traditions had already developed knowledge in areas such as metallurgy, symbolism, art, philosophy, and organized social systems at a very early stage in human history.

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