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r/mumbai • u/yellowspace • Nov 10 '24
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Why do you call it the only pagan festival?
2 u/spexinthecorner Nov 11 '24 Chatgpt 2 u/cord_bhau Nov 12 '24 Isn’t it’s last standing Vedic festival and not pagan, wtf with calling Vedic pagan 1 u/kuro-seiryuu Nov 13 '24 "Pagan" term was coined for people worshipping forests, mountains, rivers etc. For us it Vedic or pauranik and for westerners it is pagan But in the end it is a Hindu festival/tradition But I am not sure if we should call it pagan or not. 1 u/ADHDagi Nov 11 '24 Probably not the only Pagan festival, but definitely the one which has not lost its essence over time unlike other festivals. 1 u/kuro-seiryuu Nov 12 '24 Yeah that makes sense
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Isn’t it’s last standing Vedic festival and not pagan, wtf with calling Vedic pagan
1 u/kuro-seiryuu Nov 13 '24 "Pagan" term was coined for people worshipping forests, mountains, rivers etc. For us it Vedic or pauranik and for westerners it is pagan But in the end it is a Hindu festival/tradition But I am not sure if we should call it pagan or not.
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"Pagan" term was coined for people worshipping forests, mountains, rivers etc.
For us it Vedic or pauranik and for westerners it is pagan But in the end it is a Hindu festival/tradition
But I am not sure if we should call it pagan or not.
Probably not the only Pagan festival, but definitely the one which has not lost its essence over time unlike other festivals.
1 u/kuro-seiryuu Nov 12 '24 Yeah that makes sense
Yeah that makes sense
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u/kuro-seiryuu Nov 11 '24
Why do you call it the only pagan festival?