Caste. Cows. Karma.

[quote author=pattycake link=topic=93046.msg591877#msg591877 date=1412313049]

You're only looking at it in Earth terms. So the soul returns to it's point of origin for rest.
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Where on Earth ?  ...OR which Planet can I find this population ?  :-\

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=93046.msg591913#msg591913 date=1412347791]
Where on Earth ?  ...OR which Planet can I find this population ?  :-\
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Ketch,

You're not even trying to understand what I'm saying.  ::LOL::

[quote author=Goog Lee link=topic=93046.msg591352#msg591352 date=1412106509]
how did the cow worship started, Chair?
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We don't worship cows. We see them as sacred but they are not God like . I was made fun of by morons who were probably brothers of Mapoopoo and Kwami in high school, called a cow worshiper and a snake worshiper.  These are symbols related to the Hindu Gods. The serpent is regarded as both a positive and negative symbol in Hinduism. Lord Shiva is often shown with a snake curled three times around his neck. Then there was the snake demon that tried to kill Lord Krishna, his name was Kaliya I believe. He was owned after Krishna climbed atop his head and stomped his head and drained the poison out of him. This is all mythological obviously. But snakes have been shown in both a positive and negative light in the Hindu religion.

[quote author=wulfman link=topic=93046.msg592140#msg592140 date=1412496464]
We don't worship cows. We see them as sacred but they are not God like . I was made fun of by morons who were probably brothers of Mapoopoo and Kwami in high school, called a cow worshiper and a snake worshiper.  These are symbols related to the Hindu Gods. The serpent is regarded as both a positive and negative symbol in Hinduism. Lord Shiva is often shown with a snake curled three times around his neck. Then there was the snake demon that tried to kill Lord Krishna, his name was Kaliya I believe. He was owned after Krishna climbed atop his head and stomped his head and drained the poison out of him. This is all mythological obviously. But snakes have been shown in both a positive and negative light in the Hindu religion.
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But do you know what snakes and cows actually have to do with humans?

[quote author=wulfman link=topic=93046.msg592140#msg592140 date=1412496464]
We don't worship cows. We see them as sacred  .
[/quote] Cows are sacred because they provide T bone steaks and  roast beef

[quote author=ramesh link=topic=93046.msg592239#msg592239 date=1412546666]
Cows are sacred because they provide T bone steaks and  roast beef
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Nope.

That's not it.  ::LOL::

[quote author=wulfman link=topic=93046.msg592140#msg592140 date=1412496464]
We don't worship cows. We see them as sacred but they are not God like . I was made fun of by morons who were probably brothers of Mapoopoo and Kwami in high school, called a cow worshiper and a snake worshiper.  These are symbols related to the Hindu Gods. The serpent is regarded as both a positive and negative symbol in Hinduism. Lord Shiva is often shown with a snake curled three times around his neck. Then there was the snake demon that tried to kill Lord Krishna, his name was Kaliya I believe. He was owned after Krishna climbed atop his head and stomped his head and drained the poison out of him. This is all mythological obviously. But snakes have been shown in both a positive and negative light in the Hindu religion.
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you are correct, Hindus do not worship the cows but honor it by showng great respect to cows. 

Back to my original question...how this got started? 

[quote author=wulfman link=topic=93046.msg592140#msg592140 date=1412496464]
I was made fun of by morons who were probably brothers of Mapoopoo and Kwami
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kwami like the milk after the Cow drop a Calf : make Paynoos !

Maps like to use the cow blood for Trinidad blood pudding  ...

kwami using the after birth milk to make Paynoos  :-*

                                 

Mapoui using the Cow intestine stuffed with blood and aloo mix :  :-[