The Panchal movement to reclaim Brahminical rights claimed that the Panchals have Brahminic culture, or sacraments, and perform their ceremonies according to Vedic Rituals.

In the Vedas, Narada is described as a saintly traveler who sometimes while remembering Vishnu by singing His Glories his Brahminical holy thread breaks, because of bodily expansions through the emotions he feels of pure bhakti ( love of God ) in separation, which he derives from his unalloyed devotional service.

In the laws and prohibitions of the inquisition in 1736, over 42 Hindu practices were prohibited, including the wearing of the Brahminical shendi ( ponytail ), wearing of caste thread, greeting people with Namaste, wearing sandals, removing of the slippers while entering the church and growing of the sacred basil or Tulsi plant in front of the house, in order to ward off the evil eye.

The hypocrisy of the Brahminical order is addressed in the book through the portrayal of several characters, exposing readers to the social and religious life of rural Bengal under a deeply stratified caste system.

The DK opposed Brahminical social, political and ritual dominance, and aimed to form a separate country of Dravida Nadu, to include either all of South India or the predominantly Tamil-speaking regions.

Until recently, the scholarly consensus was that reincarnation is absent from the earliest strata of Brahminical literature.

A Brahminical temple to the east and a monastery to the north which according to Buddhist legends was the place where Buddha preached the Law.

' Caste ' details Dhan Gopal's induction into the Brahminical tradition of his ancestors, and his experiences wandering for a year as an ascetic, as was the custom for boys in strict priestly households.

For this reason Krishna, the personal name of Vasudeva, was given admission into the circle of Brahminical gods as an avatar of Vishnu.

Its sharp opposition to religion, especially Brahminical Hinduism, was widely popular.

Thuggee trace their origin to the battle of Kali against Raktabija ; however, their foundation myth departs from Brahminical versions of the Puranas.

The story ushered in the tradition of the next thousand years of massive-scale works in the rich diction of regal courts and Brahminical temples.

But the credit for the disappearance of this terrible massacre from the Brahminical religion goes to Jainism.

The British, since 1901, for the purposes of the Decennial Census, fitted all the Jatis into one or the other of the varna categories as described in Brahminical literature.

In relation to the deity's iconography, she denotes the Brahminical aspect and Vaishnava connection of the deity contrasting with the accompanying dogs — symbolizing a non-Brahminical aspect.

The synthesis is clear even at present since worship methods of both these two folds ( Tribal and Brahminical ) coexist side by side at the Jagannath Temple, Puri.

The story prevalent in the Brahminical tradition revers Vamana as incarnation of Vishnu, who pushed Bali to the nether-world.

In the Brahminical tradition marriage is viewed as the only religious initiation ( diksha ) permissible to women.

The celebrated Kannada poet Kuvempu, in his play Shudra Tapasvi shows Rama as having to both carry out his duty by punishing Shambuka, and simultaneously protect Shambuka, as a pious and devout sage, from persecution, and thereby turns the story into a critique of Brahminical attitudes and a defence of Rama.

The creators have also been criticized for projecting the superiority of Brahminical or upper-caste Hindu culture over other viewpoints, presenting Indian caste hierarchies uncritically.

The rituals in such shrines are different from those of the Brahminical temples.

Rituals of the temple is unique in that it does not follow the Satvic Brahminical form of worship, as in other Hindu temples of Kerala.

Worship of Muthappan is unique in that it does not follow the Satvic Brahminical form of worship, as in other Hindu temples of Kerala.

Worship of Muthappan is unique, in that it does not follow the Sattvic ( Brahminical ) form of worship, as in other Hindu temples.

A student is thought to interpret a problem by assigning it to a schema retrieved from long-term memory.

The concept of Brahman implies a transcendent and immanent reality, which different schools of thought variously interpret as personal, impersonal or transpersonal.

Modern scholars largely reject such efforts to garner biographical details from fictive texts preferring instead to interpret the diverse characters and themes as representing the poet's own contrastive perceptions of contemporary life and thought.

People in this school of thought were confident that the judiciary would interpret these rights in an expansive fashion.

The ventriloquist would then interpret the sounds, as they were thought to be able to speak to the dead, as well as foretell the future.

In Mormonism, unlike most other Christian denominations, the Melchizedek priesthood is thought to be held by unextraordinary mortals and not solely by either pre-Aaronic priests such as Melchizedek, or Jesus alone, as most Christians interpret the Epistle to the Hebrews.

Another way, perhaps more similar to the original, to interpret the modern definition is to realize that the elements of A can actually be thought of as functions on the prime ideals of A ; namely, as functions on Spec A.

Many critics ( such as Stanley Wells for example ) interpret this to mean that Valentine is indeed handing Silvia over to her would-be rapist, but another school of thought suggests that Valentine simply means " I will love you with as much love as I love Silvia ," thus reconciling the dichotomy of friendship and love as depicted elsewhere in the play.

After analyzing certain Biblical texts, Spinoza opted for tolerance and freedom of thought in his conclusion that " every person is in duty bound to adapt these religious dogmas to his own understanding and to interpret them for himself in whatever way makes him feel that he can the more readily accept them with full confidence and conviction.

" Thanks to the poor fidelity of the live recording, bootleggers believed Grohl had introduced the new song, and tried to interpret what they thought was its title.

The philosophical idea of the Absolute is an inevitable hypothesis for a coherent system of thought, Royce argued, but for practical purposes and a meaningful ethical life, all human beings need is an on-going " will to interpret.

It is in the light of this that Pope John Paul II, touching in part on Quebral ’ s ( 2007 ) thought on ‘ development communication in a borderless world ’, instructed Christian communicators to “ interpret modern cultural needs, committing themselves to approaching the communications age not as a time of alienation and confusion, but as a valuable time for the quest for the truth and for developing communion between persons and peoples.

The Heaf test was preferred in the UK, because the Heaf test thought to be easier to interpret, with less variability between observers, and less training was required to administer and to read the test.

Before Taylor gave the interviews explaining the origins of the song, some fans thought that the song referred to an airplane crash that had killed someone close to Taylor, because they interpreted " flying machines in pieces on the ground " literally rather than interpret it as a reference to Taylor's first band.

The main theme at that time was “ Back to Qur ' an and Sunnah .” Hidayatullah is a thought movement that tries to interpret “ Back to Qur ’ an and Sunnah ” more concretely, so, Al-Qur ' an and Sunnah became a blueprint for Islam civilization development.

" On many occasions he expresses a thought which is the exact opposite of what the Baudelaires are imagining, such as in The Vile Village when the Baudelaires comment that the death of Quigley does not change the birth identity of the Quagmires as triplets, while Mr. Poe says that the death of Quigley changes their birth identity, and in The Austere Academy when the Baudelaires interpret the term " cakesniffer " as an insult, while Poe interprets it as a " nice term that reminds him of pastry ".

Harnessing the work of the earlier New Historicism, this emergent field of historiography began to challenge the hegemony of Medieval historians over the history which they narrate, and opens the door for new modes of thinking by the proposition that " we cannot interpret medieval culture, or any historical culture, except through the prism of the dominat concepts of our own thought worlds.

Actually, it has had all of those for quite a while, but I just thought I'd spell things out more thoroughly since some bots are getting vindictively prissy about how they interpret such things, despite them being adequately covered by Wikipedia's policies.

Different schools of philosophy interpret such fundamental statements in significantly different ways, so as to be consistent with their own philosophical thought.

However, intuitive lecanomany is thought to have developed out of this, which merely required the magician to interpret ripples on the water through meditation.

He reasons from the benevolence of God towards his creatures ; Calvinism, he thought, improperly reasons from the result and makes facts interpret the decrees.