Although not religious or ‘ritually’ traditional, I do respect Hindu culture and am very much an Indian by heart. However, I do not see myself ever doing Karva Chauth. By fasting all day and only eating when the moon comes up, I don’t see how my marriage (if I ever do get married) would be any stronger or longer. Maybe it’s our love of legends and our strong faith in the divine, but I always find it amazing how such educated Indians still fall for such superstitions.
Karva Choke?
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4 responses to “Karva Choke?”
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Hi,
Just came across your blog on
Karva Chauth. You mention how it is superstition.. and Iam starting to learn that many Indian traditions are based around superstition I guess that is what carrys these traditions on.. -
hey abs,isn’t it about determination, concentration, and (the universally lacking) human trait of being able to control yourself? Thought these were the underlying factors and the rest – simply populist excuses just as in the case of many other rituals…
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