[Reader-list] Radhikarajen's food habits
radhikarajen at vsnl.net
radhikarajen at vsnl.net
Wed Sep 24 18:41:58 IST 2008
Behen Fathima,
I urge you to go thru the post again, where have I referred any faith ? I was only talking about the kebabs, and tamasik and sathwik foods, be it a shivamvij in the hospitality of separatists, or mothers who talk of innocence of their sons in terror acts. is it a case of what is commonly known in kannada as Kumbalakai kalla, undre hegalu mutti nodida. ( when some one remarked that a theft has taken place, another touched his shoulder to check for stolen guard.)
: )
Regards.
----- Original Message -----
From: फ़ातिमा Fatima <sadiafwahidi at yahoo.co.in>
Date: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 4:11 pm
Subject: [Reader-list] Radhikarajen's food habits
To: sarai <reader-list at sarai.net>
> Dear Radhikarajen
> First you referred to Muslims as meaty kabab-eaters. Now you say:
> the more one eats tamasik food the more is the interest to be in
> the violence. I just found the following definition for tamasik:
>
> "tamasic food is stale, dry, bad smelling, distasteful or
> unpalatable. It increases pessimism, ignorance, lack of common
> sense, greed, laziness, criminal tendencies and doubt."
>
> Well, fresh meaty kebabs (ummm!) are world's tastiest, juiciest,
> good-smelling food that elevate spirits, provide the required
> proteins, fat and other body requirements - yes it does increase
> laziness, and greed (for more kebabs). But criminal tendencies?
> Yes as much as criminal emotions as lauki, bhindi and tori would
> provide.
> With your definition, a famous 5-star hotel's "The Great Kebab
> Factory" is where all terrorists are being trained.
> Do you have the statistics of how much meat is being eaten by the
> non-Muslim world - it will blow your mind.
>
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