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Started by Devlyn, February 12, 2024, 08:31:25 AM
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Quote from: davina61 on February 12, 2024, 12:23:56 PMWell what do you expect from the religion of the one in charge. Take this down if its not PC.
Quote Because there is no central Hindu authority, attitudes to LGBTQ+ issues vary at different temples and ashrams. The Hindu American Foundation, in its policy brief on Hindus and Homosexuality, notes that Hinduism does not provide a fundamental spiritual reason to reject or ostracize LGBTQ+ individuals, and that, "Given their inherent spiritual equality, Hindus should not socially ostracize LGBT individuals, but should accept them as fellow sojourners on the path to moksha."The Vedas refer to a "third sex," roughly defined as people for whom sex is not procreative, either through impotence or a lack of desire for the opposite sex. Members of the third sex are not ostracized, however, and are sometimes recognized for having divine powers or insights. The Kama Sutra, a Hindu text detailing the pleasures of sexuality, states that same-sex experience is "to be engaged in and enjoyed for its own sake as one of the arts."Nevertheless, some Hindu communities continue to be unwelcoming of LGBTQ+ people, often reflecting attitudes imported from conquering nations, such as the British Empire in India.