Weekly page from Hindu Dharma: Animal Sacrifice in the Age of Kali

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This week's page from Hindu Dharma is "Animal Sacrifice in the Age of Kali" from "The Vedas" at http://www.kamakoti.org/hindudharma/part5/chap24.htm, which is attached with this email. Here are the first few lines from this page:

An argument runs thus: In the eons gone by mankind possessed high ideals and noble character. Men could sacrifice animals for the well-being of the world because they had great affection in their hearts and were selfless. They offered even cows and horses in sacrifice and had meat for sraddha. As householders, in their middle years, they followed the karmamarga (the path of works) and performed rites to please the deities for the good of the... (see attachment for more)

 

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