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Girl walks around like she should be worshipped. Little does

Girl walks around like she should be worshipped. Little does she know only Hindus venerate cows.

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Primadonna* 1 decade ago

Venerate? We just think they're holy.

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posted April 27, 2013 at 6:52pm UTC tagged with hindu, lol, worship, funny

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I don't understand how a person can be so infatuated with another human being that they practically dedicate their lives to worship them.
And I really do think humankind was made for worship. And I also really believe that if your soul can't quench that thirst at a temple, mosque or church, it'll seek for it in different places. For instance at a concert. That seems like the least likely place, but when you think about it, some people really do worship their favourite artists. Like in my religion, Islam, we like to, and it's also encouraged, to memorise verses from our holy book. I find that act similar to how people will memorise verses from their favourite musician's album. The same goes for football or cricket matches. There's no lyrics to memorise there, but people attend their favourite teams matches religiously. They schedule and make time for it- like concerts too. At places like that everyone is so full of passion, so alive. Because the soul is doing something it's been craving to do ever since it was created, and that's worship.
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