Ancient tablet depicting lewd scene becomes object of veneration in India

[undercover JIX]

4 NOVEMBER, 2014 - 21:48 APRILHOLLOWAY

Ancient tablet depicting lewd scene becomes object of veneration in India

An ancient stone tablet depicting a scene of bestiality has been turned into an object of veneration and added to a temple in a Naigaon village in Vasai, India, with locals believing the relic will bring them prosperity and protection. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has been trying to take the object into their possession, but the villagers, who use the relic in religious rituals, have refused to hand it over, citing its importance to their faith and worship.

The tablet, which dates back 766 years, depicts a carving of a cow on top, and below that a donkey having sex with a woman in various poses.
"When ASI did not take the stone tablet in their possession, the superstitious locals turned it into an object of worship, built a temple around it, and named that as Waghoba Mandir,” a local reported to Daily News and Analysis . “They praise the tablet for bringing them prosperity and security. Little do they know that the carving on the stone was a warning to thieves and vandals that their mothers would be subjected to the punishment depicted."

The tablet is now an item of religious importance in Naigon village, one of the fastest developing areas directly north of Mumbai. The local population mainly consists of Marathi speaking Hindus, Christians & Muslims and Gujarati speaking Hindus and Jains. Some of the locals have been using the artifact in religious ceremonies, adorning it with flowers and pouring oil on it to conduct rituals.

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Opinion is divided about what should be done with the tablet. A local historian has called on the ASI to take possession of the tablet, arguing that it should be in a museum or display center so that people can learn about and appreciate the history of the region. However, locals have said it is a religious matter and therefore will not hand it over to authorities.

ASI official Mayur Thakare told Daily News and Analysis that, since the locals would not give them the relic, instead they would educate them about not causing damage to the artifact.

The tablet dates to the Shilahara Dynasty, which ruled over the Vasai region. The Shilahara was a feudal clan, whose family traced their descent from the 12 th century Vidyadhara prince Jimutavahana who, according to legend, sacrificed himself to rescue a dragon from the clutches of Garuda, a large mythical bird-like creature that appears in both Hindu and Buddhist mythology. The family-name Shilahara (meaning "mountain-peak food" in Sanskrit) is supposed to have been derived from this incident

Ancient tablet depicting lewd scene becomes object of veneration in India

An ancient stone tablet depicting a scene of bestiality has been turned into an object of veneration and added to a temple in a Naigaon village in Vasai, India, with locals believing the relic will br

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[PakFactor]

4 NOVEMBER, 2014 - 21:48 APRILHOLLOWAY

Ancient tablet depicting lewd scene becomes object of veneration in India

An ancient stone tablet depicting a scene of bestiality has been turned into an object of veneration and added to a temple in a Naigaon village in Vasai, India, with locals believing the relic will bring them prosperity and protection. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has been trying to take the object into their possession, but the villagers, who use the relic in religious rituals, have refused to hand it over, citing its importance to their faith and worship.

The tablet, which dates back 766 years, depicts a carving of a cow on top, and below that a donkey having sex with a woman in various poses.
"When ASI did not take the stone tablet in their possession, the superstitious locals turned it into an object of worship, built a temple around it, and named that as Waghoba Mandir,” a local reported to Daily News and Analysis . “They praise the tablet for bringing them prosperity and security. Little do they know that the carving on the stone was a warning to thieves and vandals that their mothers would be subjected to the punishment depicted."

The tablet is now an item of religious importance in Naigon village, one of the fastest developing areas directly north of Mumbai. The local population mainly consists of Marathi speaking Hindus, Christians & Muslims and Gujarati speaking Hindus and Jains. Some of the locals have been using the artifact in religious ceremonies, adorning it with flowers and pouring oil on it to conduct rituals.

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Opinion is divided about what should be done with the tablet. A local historian has called on the ASI to take possession of the tablet, arguing that it should be in a museum or display center so that people can learn about and appreciate the history of the region. However, locals have said it is a religious matter and therefore will not hand it over to authorities.

ASI official Mayur Thakare told Daily News and Analysis that, since the locals would not give them the relic, instead they would educate them about not causing damage to the artifact.

The tablet dates to the Shilahara Dynasty, which ruled over the Vasai region. The Shilahara was a feudal clan, whose family traced their descent from the 12 th century Vidyadhara prince Jimutavahana who, according to legend, sacrificed himself to rescue a dragon from the clutches of Garuda, a large mythical bird-like creature that appears in both Hindu and Buddhist mythology. The family-name Shilahara (meaning "mountain-peak food" in Sanskrit) is supposed to have been derived from this incident

Ancient tablet depicting lewd scene becomes object of veneration in India

An ancient stone tablet depicting a scene of bestiality has been turned into an object of veneration and added to a temple in a Naigaon village in Vasai, India, with locals believing the relic will br

www.ancient-origins.net

What a disgusting people these Sanghis are, fita mo, how the hell this shit nation survived Noah's flood and come to populate the sub continent up to a billion people.

 

[Deltadart]

What a disgusting people these Sanghis are, fita mo, how the hell this shit nation survived Noah's flood and come to populate the sub continent up to a billion people.

These people and their nation and religion always gets a free ride in the west. The underlining rationale for this behavior is the historical enemity that exists in the west for islam. Indians know it and milk it as much as possible to their advantage.

 

[Menthol]

That's what happens if people just learn religion externally.

You just need to do something (like worshiping) that's unrelated to what you want, but hoping someone else or gods will do the dirty work for you.

If it turns out what you want doesn't fulfilled, then you hate others person who is successful (by working hard) and hope they will get misfortune.

At the same time, thinking you are the best person in the world, most loved by the Gods.

 

[I S I]

i'll not buy this tablet unless it runs iOS.

 

[El Sidd]

I cannot make anything out.

Looks like propaganda

 

[undercover JIX]

I cannot make anything out.

Looks like propaganda

it took some time for me to figure out too. divide it in two parts. top where the flower thingie is, you will see cow and then underneath you will see the holy ness which brings prosperity and protection.

anyway you are too narrow minded and extremist....watch it with open mind.

What a disgusting people these Sanghis are, fita mo, how the hell this shit nation survived Noah's flood and come to populate the sub continent up to a billion people.

lies and deceit others and themselves is the key for Hindu survival. These people do not even know what they believe in,

 

[El Sidd]

anyway you are too narrow minded and extremist....watch it with open mind.

I ain't giving my internet search history this.

This could be a weirdos accident stash for all we know

 

[undercover JIX]

I ain't giving my internet search history this.

This could be a weirdos accident stash for all we know

ay lo fir...