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  1. venkatx4u | October 20, 2010 at 3:27 PM |

    చెరిత్ర ని చెరిత్ర గా అర్థం చేసుకోలేని వీళ్ళు చెరిత్ర హీనులు ..
    ఈ కులగజ్జి తో ఏమి పాముకుంటారో అర్థం కావటంలేదు
    చెరిత్ర ని తిరగరాయడం వలన ఏమి పూముకుంటారో వీళ్ళు
    అయినా ఇటువంటి వాదనలు ఎక్కువ కాలం వుండవు ..
    నాకుతెలిసి కొన్ని ఏళ్ళ క్రితం వోకావిడ రామాయణ కల్పవృక్షం ని తప్పుపడుతూ
    రామాయణ విషవృక్షం అని వొక పుస్తకమే రాసింది .. ఇప్పుడు ఆవిడ ఎక్కడవుందో ఎవ్వరికీ తెలీదు ఆవిడ వాదనా లేదు
    ఇదీ అలాగే … పసలేని వాదన మనకొద్దు !
    ఇది చూసిన దగ్గర నుండి తలబద్దలు కొట్టుకుంటున్నాను మహిషాసురుడి కి తెలంగాణా కి సంబంధం ఎమిట అని.

    • Mohan | October 20, 2010 at 10:56 PM |

      Watch it, Venkat! Don’t drag Muppalla Ranga Nayakamma into this. I am a big fan of her “Raamayana Vishavruksham.” 🙂

      Yes, seriously – I read Raamayana Vishavruksham when I was a teenager and also recently! To me a lot of what she says makes sense. But I keep my beliefs to myself. I don’t attack or mock people for believing what I don’t believe in – especially if it is religious.

      “ఇది చూసిన దగ్గర నుండి తలబద్దలు కొట్టుకుంటున్నాను మహిషాసురుడి కి తెలంగాణా కి సంబంధం ఎమిట అని.” Ditto here.

  2. Saritha | October 18, 2010 at 10:10 PM |

    Raju lu andaru manchi vallu undaru andaru chedda vallu undaru …We can understand this by seeing our present Ministers& kings. manakanna mana poorvikulu chala telivina vallu & they are very logical thinkers than us & I don’t think they can write books which are wrong…They are forward thinkers than us …

    So Mahishasurudu must have done something which is very wrong & he must had created so many problems to people & woman so goddess Durga has killed him. That is true. It’s of no use now to have a discussions on these issues after so many centuries.

    I wish TV 9 has discussions on something which is relevant to the present issues and which can at least be little usefull to the society. I have never seen such a stupid discussion in any TV. All these students are also wasting there valuable time & money thinking & participating these kind of discussions..
    Shame on TV 9…there are just trying to get TV ratings by having discussions like this..

    And the funniest thing is these students comparing Telangana issue with this King …Hahaha ..Government is spending so much on universities & including food.
    These students have just taken this Telangana issue and KCR is just using them.
    Mahishasurudu rakshasude Ramudu devude. Please don’t make controversaries on our epics…rather do something useful to the society

  3. kanaka | October 17, 2010 at 3:16 PM |

    the trend of these discussions are even scary. You never know when they will become cretive about topics. I used to see a movie or songs related to the festival and now the scenario is changed. Any thing related to the occation is accepted.

  4. Mohan | October 17, 2010 at 1:50 PM |

    I watched a full 3 min or 10% of it. Enough. Chaalu baaboy, chaalu….

    This is bizarre… I consider myself to be a “hetuvaadi.” I do question a lot of conventional wisdom about Hinduism. I too don’t buy the argument that Mahishaasurudu has ‘Mahisha’ head.

    But this argument that Mahishasurudu is a ‘Dalitha’ king is utterly stupid. The student talked about ‘evolution’ to justify his nut-case argument.

    Calling him a nut-case would be an insult to nut-cases.

    • Bhanu Prakash | October 19, 2010 at 1:26 PM |

      Mohan garu, this is funny as hell. The older gentleman reminds me of your impersonation of Ushasri. “If I want to have a tail I can by using mantra shakti”.

      Bringing scientific thing into religious beliefs is foolish. I always thought folks wrote stories in the past full of exaggeration. Be it Hindu Puranas or Bible stories or Mohammad’s deeds. They were full of “Lack of Scientific Evidence”. Arguing on the literal word is foolish for us , but good for TV 9.

      OTOH, do you know we (both) live in an area where “Goat Man” was supposedly created by the US government. ( its a urban legend).
      I live pretty close to that place. I should be worried about him 🙂

      • Mohan | October 19, 2010 at 5:15 PM |

        Bringing scientific thing into religious beliefs is foolish. I always thought folks wrote stories in the past full of exaggeration. Be it Hindu Puranas or Bible stories or Mohammad’s deeds. They were full of “Lack of Scientific Evidence”.

        Very true. My philosophy is clear I equally ignore those who are sure about the existence or the lack of existence of God.

        we (both) live in an area where “Goat Man” was supposedly created by the US government. ( its is an urban legend). I live pretty close to that place. I should be worried about him..

        That urban legend made into a George Clooney movie. 🙂

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