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“Sattakking” is the word used in South India for a ritual performed by the daughters of the Hindu gods. This is a ceremony which involves female deities who are worshipped in every region of India. It involves dancing and music. The sattaking of the daughters is a part of this process and is considered an auspicious ceremony. The attacking of the…[Citește mai mult]

The sattaking of rice and the giving of alms are two of the major rituals performed during Buddha’s arrival in India. Known as the ‘good kamana’ or the ‘good conduct,’ attacking is seen by Hindus as essential for practicing and manifesting the true nature of Buddhism. It is the symbolic gesture of returning what was taken in return for the good…[Citește mai mult]