Ask me whatever you want.

This regards our ex-religious podcast (due January) with tips from "exxers" across religions/ conspiracy groups/ cults on how exxers can become agents of change in their new and past societies.

We’ve run into some kinks and would appreciate your input:

Do you prefer:

1. (a) YouTube or (b) podcast?
2. Receivign updates through: (a) An Agents4Change Substack newsletter with summary of exxer’s tip/ story. Plus notices such as competitions or  (b) simple email updates - just notices?
3. I’m looking for the most confidential, most secure and 1-step subscription tool to keep us all on one page. Is that (a) Mailchimp (b) Substack  © something else? (If so which)?
4. Date/ time for releasing program: (a) Tues. 5.30am (b) Wed, 5.30am or © Thurs. 5.30am (d) No difference?

Thank you.

If you’d like more details, to subscribe and/ or appear as guest speakers please DM me.

what you guys think of this possession stuff, is it real or just some placebo money magnet scheme?

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Hi!

I'm a social studies teacher and I'm trying to build up my religion presentations for my world history class. I'll get to Hinduism in a few months and I wanted to ask around to hear people's perspectives. I'm a staunch atheist myself but I thought I should include this sub in this question so here goes:

When you were a Hindu or a part of any Dharmic tradition, what about the tradition did you love? You may very well have not loved anything about it or have long changed your mind but I'm curious to hear your perspective.

I’m not Hindu but I am into Vedic astrology and I was wondering do yall still use it ? Or what is yall opinions on it?

Okay first off all this post is just to put my thoughts out there. Being a Hindu from Kerala is strange, I eat beef, and absolutely HATE the BJP, for me personally the reason I’m still Hindu is cause I like the stories, I like the idea of grey morality in the Mahabharata, and the actual ideals in the Ramayana of having respect for people u hate, understanding that there are always good people on the other side. I personally felt like Devi (our family pray’s to her the most) felt the most progressive as religions come. At the same time I have basic conscience, and there’s plenty of psycho shit that was influenced deeply by the misogyny, and desire for power over others that created a lot psychotic books (the book of manu) Shit like that needs to be banned. Kinda just put my thoughts out here, after my dad said me hating the book of manu makes me bad Hindu, if anything I think it’s the opposite. Idk ask me anything

The king did not speak much evil but the sages and the people of the kingdom cut his throat and became enraged.

This is the evidence which they provide:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://unitedhindufront.quora.com/I-will-mention-a-reason-why-we-should-reject-Puranas&ved=2ahUKEwiejKmI-d-JAxXgRvEDHfF2PM4Qjjh6BAgTEAE&usg=AOvVaw2lYeUeKlPLOSrFoB41d_7A

I went on astrosage.com to get my Vedic chart then I stummbled across lal kitab. Not knowing what it is, l read the predictions. I am honestly terrified and confused. In the picture is what it said. However according to Vedic astrology my ascendant is Capricorn. So are my houses off? How do you guys feel about Vedic astrology & when it says bad things will occur.

Over the years, I have come to believe that the only reason we follow a religion is because we are looking for community support, a social circle, and a place where we belong. If this community support is missing, our religious feelings come apart easily. What do you all say?