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Here is SWORDBOW.
Radha Krishna Temple of Dallas celebrates Govardhan Puja Annakoot. The poop like object with cartoon facial features represents sacred Govardhan Hill. Many homes build symbolic cow dung mounds and food offerings. Priests perform liquid bathing ritual over the poop shrine in Texas
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#Diwali is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the “goddess” Lakshmi, who resides in cow butts and specifically manifests in the dung and urine of cattle.
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Did you know?
#Diwali is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the “goddess” Lakshmi, who resides in cow butts and specifically manifests in the dung and urine of cattle.
Send this news to a Western politician who’s ever dressed up in Indian garb for this pagan holiday!
Did you know?
#Diwali is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the “goddess” Lakshmi, who resides in cow butts and specifically manifests in the dung and urine of cattle.
Send this news to a Western politician who’s ever dressed up in Indian garb for this pagan holiday!
@RmcccClayton@ShamashAran It shows where the 33 crore (330 million) Hindu gods live in the cow.
Lakshmi lives in the butt.
See the booty? That’s Lakshmi, right there.
She comes out in the poop and pee.
@KellyLMcCarty Well, Lakshmi lives in the butt, so it only makes sense that she comes out in the poopoo, and that’s why it’s good to spread cow turds all over your floors.
As Hindus say: “gomaye vasate Lakshmi!”
Hello, every Western political leader who’s ever hosted or dressed up for a Diwali celebration!
You know how two fundamental Christian theological statements are about the Incarnation (“The Word became flesh,” John 1:14) and the Eucharist (“This is my body,” Matt 26:26)?
Hindu has a similar statement: “Gomaye vasate Lakshmi.” It’s from Mahabharata, Anushasana Parva, Section LXXXII, and it means “Lakshmi resides in cow dung.”
That’s who Indians celebrate during Diwali: a ridiculoys pagan idol whose lore is literally “lives in a cow booty, comes out in the poopoo and peepee.”
So…can we not, please?
(Started with George W. Bush in 2003, naturally.)
@GregAbbott_TX@GovHotWheels_TX@TeamPillen@jim_pillen@GovernorLittle@GovGianforte@GovArmstrong@GovBobFerguson@GovTinaKotek
Did you know?
#Diwali is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the “goddess” Lakshmi, who resides in cow butts and specifically manifests in the dung and urine of cattle.
Send this news to a Western politician who’s ever dressed up in Indian garb for this pagan holiday!
@reedemer8899 Well.
According to Hindu “scriptures,” Lakshmi specifically lives in the cow’s booty and comes out in its poopoo and peepee.
So I’m afraid “chocolate” simply isn’t going to work for her five-day festival.
@grok, where’s that story, and what’s the relevant sacred Hindu phrase?
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Did you know?
#Diwali is a five-day Hindu festival that celebrates the “goddess” Lakshmi, who resides in cow butts and specifically manifests in the dung and urine of cattle.
Send this news to a Western politician who’s ever dressed up in Indian garb for this pagan holiday!
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