Re: SamAshrayanam
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• January 23, 1998
> He narrated a story > that leads up to this exchange between Siva and Parvathi. > Sri Srivatsangachar's words approximately were, "women > are not supposed to, but they do these days, let us not > get into that." These cultural restrictions on bhagavan-nAma-sankirtanam that become codified as law because of some story or other makes me uncomfortable. If this were how our religion were universally practiced, I would be quite ashamed of it. This is my personal belief. However, I think there is a difference of opinion on this as well -- and thank PerumaaL for that! Those who wish to follow (in my mind) illogical and destructive restrictions can. I know I am only an "amateur" Sri Vaishnava. But I cannot follow something that strikes at the very heart of what I consider great about our sampradAya. adiyEn Mani
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