#Hindu Brides For Marriage

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Sikh Matrimony : Matrimonial Services With Their Rituals

Sikh Matrimony refers to matrimonial services that cater specifically to the Sikh community, helping individuals find compatible life partners within their faith and cultural background. These services are typically offered through online platforms, mobile apps, and matrimonial agencies.

 Key Features:

1.  Cultural and Religious Focus : Sikh Matrimony platforms emphasize Sikh traditions, values, and customs, making it easier for individuals to find matches who share similar beliefs and practices.

2.  Profile Matching : These services often use advanced algorithms to match profiles based on factors like caste (Jat, Khatri, etc.), sub-caste, education, profession, and personal preferences, ensuring compatibility.

3.  Privacy and Security : Sikh Matrimony platforms prioritize user privacy and provide secure communication channels, allowing individuals to interact safely.

4.  Global Reach : These services connect Sikhs from around the world, including the Punjabi diaspora, offering a wider pool of potential matches.

Sikh Matrimony services have become an essential tool for many in the Sikh community, simplifying the process of finding a life partner who aligns with their cultural and religious values.

Subhmangalmatrimony.com are digital platforms designed to help individuals find potential romantic partners. These services use algorithms and user profiles to match people based on various criteria such as interests, values, location, and personal preferences. Users typically create profiles by providing information about themselves and what they are looking for in a partner.

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Hindu marriage is best known for its devotion to rituals. In the past times, the parents usually determined their child's life partner, but the scenario has altered totally in recent decades.

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Pakistani Hindu bride Ashwariya waits to take part in a mass marriage ceremony organised by the Pakistan Hindu Council, a non-profit organisation, in Karachi. [Asif Hassan/AFP]

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PLEASE PLEASE PLEAS- make a part 2 for sukuna x hindu bride/wife btw if it isnt obvious i'm in love with ur writing style please like make it as long as you want (but like longer than part 1) srry if this is too much to ask but damn i loved that one coz like no on ...NO ONE has ever written abt it (make it a lil smutty or suggestive pls<3 )

oops anonie, might've gone lil more than "suggestive" 🤭 here's part 1 for new readers!

Sukuna and his Hindu!Bride pt.2

tw. suggestive, oral (f!receiving), reader wears a saree the old way without blouse

It's been a few months into your marriage with the mighty king Ryomen Sukuna, and you've already started yearning for his undivided attention. Although he has never not been immersed and utterly obsessed with his little pretty Hindu!Bride since the first time, you crave being more than just in your busy man's arms at the fall of night.

Today, you peek out to make sure your husband is out of the chambers before you proceed with planning what to wear—and it's not the regular queen atire.

You're dressed in a long gorgeous saree, heavy golden ornaments dazzling head to toes. Sukuna loved watching you captivate him with your traditional elegance.

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Out of his thrown room after a long day, the king hears the ringing melody of your payal chiming around the royal garden. His brows rise up, Sukuna missed this playful sound around his shrine... it's about to be an interesting night.

Stepping into the loucious garden, he's walking around in the silver moonlight searching for your familiar silhouette with a subtle grin. “Where's my lady?” he drawls while seeking for your trace like a big cat.

Hidden behind a tree, you attempt your best to stop your giggles well known to the fact how sharp Sukuna's senses are. This little game kept your adrenaline high as you peeked your head to look where he is.

Stepping closer, Sukuna smirks standing right behind you, with your head the other direction. He whispers with a smug look on his handsome face “Brat, brat... so playful”. His sudden rough voice causes you a tiny flinch as you turn your head. Your playful almond eyes looking back up at him.

The king pulls you flush to his firm chest, drawing out a soft gasp from her bride. Two ruby-red eyes set on your softer ones as the smaller pair subtly checks you out up and down... demanding answers for what he didn't ask. A lazy huff leaves his chest as one of his big palm starts to caress your features. He can smell your arousal.

Blushing, you attempt to speak “King... my king,” a rough thumb is placed on your plush lips shutting you effectively. With a few more long minutes of him admiring or rather glaring down your adorable shy face, he finally let's go of your smaller body and you step back, flustered.

The king grips the end of your silky long atire, pulling it slowly with one of his large arms. As your saree unwraps your body, the pull makes you stumble back on his strong chest... now leaving you unveiled in front of Ryomen Sukuna like nothing but a flustered little mess.

The view made him grin. His queen, his Hindu!Bride clad in nothing but heavy jewels to cover her from the night's cold breeze. It almost looks like a part of your golden skin. Shivers run down your spine. No matter how many times, he would never fail to make your body feel worshipped like a real deity before pleasuring it.

“Mohini...” (enchantress) he whispers at the sight. Your heart accelerates at his remark, causing your blush to run down your neck.

The king's smirk widens as one palm goes for your heated centre, a mouth splitting open on it's surface as he hoists you up. A soft yelp comes out of you, while he brings you near a tree and holds you still on it's rough trunk. Your soft-as-petal limbs shake and twitch by the sides of his big wet mouth, chanting your king's name. You gasp for more air.

One snap from one of his hands, and small droplets of rain start falling down in the cold night. Watching your drunken eyes widen with wonder, he uses his two spare hands to grip tight on your ankles, pining them spread on the trunk as well. The first arm keeps you balanced up high in front of him while still drinking in all your essence. Sukuna seemed to be high on it's taste.

In the silent moment of intimacy, little sighs leave you as the rainfall soaks both of your bodies with water. Just how much is he capable of, will ever be a mystery to her wife as well.

“You are one seductive woman...” he grumbles next to your ear, sounding as if he hadn't spoken in ages. Skilled tongue on his palm firmly latched to your tender flesh. The dangling jewels on your hair, arms, waist, hips and ankles clinking together on your damp tan skin as your smaller body shook in his grip, creating music mixed with your whimpers of pleasure only for his ears's to listen.

Your arms flew to hug his neck, bringing him closer as you rode your intense high, eyes watering. Head spinned while Sukuna held you close, watching you breathe in and out to calm your heart.

“More...” came a weak voice from your dry throat, his sharp red eyes set on your pinned open body like a fragile butterfly, “Swami”.

His warm mouth latches on the side of your neck, sharp canines tracing their path to your favourite spot making your toes curl in air. The monster king smiles sadistically knowing he is anything but leaving you undisheveled right now in this royal garden...

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an. AAHHHSHSJ true form sukuna *bites fist* thank you anon for your precious words T-T hope this was long? likes & rbs are appreciated!! <3

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NAKSHATRAS AS GODDESSES

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🌸ROHINI🍭

DISCLAIMER: This is based solely on my research and the patterns that I saw. I can't promise that I'm gonna be sure in all the coorelations, but I'm going to attribute each nakshatra a goddess that I think fits it the closest. If you're dissapointed, to make up for it, I'm going to list some other deities in the end that I think also fit the nakshatra. Don't come for me if you think I'm wrong, be respectful in the comments if you think so and have fun 🤍

This one was easy and also not easy? It seems too easy, too easy to be true, like the mythology of the nakshatra itself...

Lakshmi

Pantheon: Hindu

Name meaning: a lucky omen, the goal.

Associations: wealth, beauty, love, abundance, fortune, power, fertility and prosperity.

Symbols: Lotus flower, elephant, owl, gold coins.

Lakshmi, according to Hindu mythology, was born from the churning of the ocean of milk, an event that was caused by the war between the Demons and the Gods. She was born fully grown, on a lotus, with a smiling, radiant face. She rides an owl and is often depicted by two elephants showering her. Elephants are a symbol of strength, luck and proserity. Owl (the symbol of the opposite nakshatra- jyeshta) is often seen with Lakshmi as a kind of guardian, always watching over her.

Rohini is the nakshatra of quick and rapid growth, its real life natives often being physically mature but internally childlike, often more dependant and submissive. This is the trait that makes this nakshatra the favourite of the moon, the planet moon is also literally exalted here, as well as Rahu.

One of the symbols of Rohini nakshatra is a chariot. It's a preserved tradition that brides ride in a chariot on the day of marriage. Lakshmi is often depicted seating on a chariot. Chariot/cart is also the symbol of the Taurus, the sign in which Rohini is located.

Some sources say that Lakshmi is associated with the moistness nessecary for growth (rohini's power).

You might have noticed that in most depictions she has four hands. They are said to represent the four aims of life: Dharma (righeousness), Artha (gathering necessary material recources), Kama (going after desires) and Moksha (liberation through knowledge). Her name literally means "aim" or "goal", so that definitely makes sense.

The deity assigned to Rohini is Prajapati- creator god. Rohini is the birth of the cosmic daugher and feminine at its most submissive. So submissive, that she does not question what influence is offered to her, she just absorbs it and gives it back.

Because Rohini is growth in all of its aspects, it's no wonder that the Hindu goddess of wealth is coorelated to it. Rohini is also closely connected to the Hindu culture overall. The overabundant use of bright, saturated colors and the frequent flower symbolism (flowers are connected to Rohini) is reminiscent of what people find beautiful as children, especially little girls.

The overall analysis of Rohini is a completely different topic and claire nakti has done a stellar job at it. Hopefully this post made it clear why I think Lakshmi is the fit for Rohini. Also, do not think me lazy because I chose a Hindu goddess, it's literally the best one I could find, besides, Indian culture really suits Rohini.

Apologies to Rohini natives and everyone else, I couldn't find other deities that suited Rohini, besides Prajapati and Goddess Rohini herself, but I think that Lakshmi is pretty much on point. Let me know your thoughts, comment, reblog, like. Thanks for reading and take care 🤍

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so, a kundli is an astrological star chart created and interpreted by brahmin priests (specifically called jyotish.) this interpretation is almost always a cover for enforcing caste endogamy and maintaining social control over young people, especially women. before many hindu marriages, ensuring the bride and groom's kundli are compatible is necessary before any of the rituals can begin. in more devout families, the star chart is considered as a guide for making any decisions about careers or children's futures.

anyways. someone from my university is soliciting funding for an app that does online consultations with jyotishis and was discussing the implementation of dark patters to drive up user engagement. welcome to modernity.

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What are the main fundamental of kundli milaan?

Kundli Milan, also known as Horoscope Matching or Gun Milan, is a traditional practice in Hindu astrology to assess the compatibility of two individuals for the purpose of marriage. The main fundamentals of Kundli Milan are based on the analysis of the birth charts (kundlis) of the prospective bride and groom. The process involves several factors, and the most important aspects include:

Guna Matching (Ashtakoota Milan): Guna Milan involves the assessment of eight different aspects (ashtakootas) of the horoscope, each assigned points. The maximum score is 36, and a minimum of 18 points are considered acceptable for a match. The eight aspects are:

Varna (1 point): Spiritual compatibility.Vashya (2 points): Dominance and control in the relationship.Tara (3 points): Health and well-being.Yoni (4 points): Sexual compatibility.Graha Maitri (5 points): Mental compatibility.Gana (6 points): Nature and temperament.Bhakoot (7 points): Financial and family adjustment.Nadi (8 points): Health and progeny.

Mangal Dosha: Mangal Dosha is associated with the placement of Mars (Mangal) in specific houses of the birth chart. The presence of Mangal Dosha is believed to create challenges in married life. Assessing and understanding Mangal Dosha is an essential part of Kundli Milan.

Dasha and Bhukti Matching: Dasha and Bhukti refer to planetary periods in an individual's life. Analyzing the compatibility of these periods in the birth charts of both individuals helps predict the harmony and challenges they might face at different stages of life.

Lagna (Ascendant) Matching: The compatibility of the Lagna, or Ascendant, is crucial in determining the overall compatibility of the couple. Matching the Lagna ensures harmony in their basic nature, personality, and approach to life.

Placement of Planets: The positions of the planets in different houses of the birth charts are analyzed for compatibility. This includes the positions of the Moon, Mars, Venus, and other significant planets.

Navamsa Chart Compatibility: The Navamsa chart, which is a divisional chart used for understanding the finer details of married life, is also considered for compatibility analysis.

It is important to note that horoscope matching is a traditional practice, and while many individuals follow it, its scientific validity is a matter of debate. Some people choose to give importance to astrological compatibility, while others rely on other factors in making decisions about marriage. For which you can use Kundli Chakra Professional 2022 software.

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A woman walks a Sindhi Hindu bride in wedding finery to her marriage ceremony in Happy Valley, Hong Kong.

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Trivia's Monthly Book Round Up: July 2024

A Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught

The high stakes enemies-to-lovers romance I've NEEDED in my historicals; Jenny and Royce are on opposite sides of the English-Scottish feud in the late Medieval times, and both of them are not afraid to fight dirty (spanking, face-slashing, international humiliation, etc.), but their love story is surprisingly tender and quite epic.

Well Bred by Adriana Anders

Diner owner Kit propositions ex-con/brother's friend Jake, who works for her as a chef, and asks him to help her have a baby. The catch? it has to be cold, clinical sex only, no getting off. Ugh, this book made me cry because it was surprisingly emotional— not just because of the angst but it felt really poignant. I do think Kit was a bit wishy-washy for a woman in her 40s, but it was mostly understandable for a someone in her situation. I also appreciate the way Adriana Anders handled her infertility.

Seas and Greetings by Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone

A sapphic bodyguard romance set within the Christmas Notch universe; Y'all, this was so unserious (I mean really.... cruise ship Twilight-inspired musicals? the pettiest blackmailing plot I've ever read??) but it's Sierra Simone and Julie Murphy so they're masters at bringing the humor AND the heat.

Marriage and Masti by Nisha Sharma (out on August 27th)

A solid end to Nisha's If Shakespeare Was An Auntie series and just a well-executed friends-to-lovers romance that also explores what it means to be a Punjabi-Hindu bride and a wife— the cultural and ritualistic aspects.

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Kate and Anthony week: Allow Me

Two words, but they, and the 10 seconds in season two in which they appear, have so much meaning for Kate and Anthony's story.

Setting the scene: These two words are said at the altar during Anthony's wedding to Edwina. Just as the Archbishop was saying Anthony's vows for him to repeat, Kate was fiddling with her bangle and it dropped to the floor. Anthony immediately knelt to pick up Kate's bangle, and as he did he said 'allow me' as he gently placed the bangle in Kate's hand. This was the moment that Edwina had her epiphany (we won't discuss that here, maybe in the future).

So let us look at the elements, and then discuss why I believe this scene, and these words, are so important for Kate and Anthony's story (separate to them stopping the wedding with Edwina).

The Bangles: Kate said to Edwina that the bangles belonged to her mother, she wore them on her wedding day. From my research I believe that these are Kangan bracelets that Kate is wearing. My understanding is that these bracelets form an important part of the wedding ceremony. The Aurus Jewels Website (aurusjewels.com) expands on this, stating "The Indian bracelet is largely connected to marriage and symbolizes matrimony in a similar way to how a Western wedding ring does. Hindu brides frequently combine their gold bangles with glass bangles. Red and green glass bangles are considered to be essential signs of marriage." These were the bracelets that Kate's mother had to symbolise her marriage. What is striking with the earlier scene where Kate offers them to Edwina to wear is that Edwina had never seen them before. For Kate these bangles represented her mother, and her parents, it was something that she had not shared before. When Edwina returns the bangles to Kate, saying that she doesn't want to feel like she is taking what is rightfully Kate's, it symbolises that Anthony, like the bangles, rightfully belongs with Kate.

The Altar: In christianity the altar is the focus of all services, and represents the presence of christ during the services. It is at the altar that sacred ceremonies take place within the christian church, of which the marriage ceremony is one such ceremony, the uniting of two people.

The Vows: Within the marriage ceremony the form it takes is that of the vows, in which each person makes a promise to the other in front of god.

Bringing these elements together, we have the basis of a sacred marriage ceremony that is part christian and part Hindu. So, what does this symbolise for Kate and Anthony, and how do the words Anthony says translate into a vow?

By saying 'Allow me' Anthony is asking Kate's permission to give her the bangle, Kate does not object, but she must understand the significance of him giving her the bangle at the altar. This represents their marriage ceremony, with the bangle taking the place of the giving of a ring. By asking permission to give her the bangle, and Kate silently granting it, Anthony is mimicking the giving of a ring at the altar during the marriage ceremony, especially as it comes after Anthony's part of the vows was said (though not by him).

Further, this gesture on Anthony's part is not lost on Edwina, what she is seeing is Anthony asking Kate if she will take a symbol of marriage, and Kate not objecting, for Edwina this would have seemed like Kate and Anthony's marriage ceremony.

So, whilst the words may appear to be unimportant, they are in essence the beginning of a promise made.

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Major Differences between Hindu Marriage Act and the Muslim Marriage Act ??

The Hindu Marriage Act and the Muslim Marriage Act are two distinct legal frameworks governing marriage in India, each catering to the specific religious and cultural practices of Hindus and Muslims, respectively. Here are some of the major differences between the two:

Applicability: The Hindu Marriage Act applies to marriages among Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Sikhs, as well as to those who have converted to these religions. In contrast, the Muslim Marriage Act governs marriages among Muslims.

Marriage Rituals: Hindu marriages typically involve rituals like Saptapadi (taking seven steps around the sacred fire) and Kanyadaan (giving away the bride). Muslim marriages involve ceremonies like the Nikah, which includes the proposal, acceptance, and signing of the marriage contract (Nikahnama).

Polygamy: Under the Hindu Marriage Act, polygamy is prohibited. A Hindu person cannot have more than one spouse at a time. In contrast, the Muslim Marriage Act allows Muslim men to have up to four wives, subject to certain conditions and restrictions.

Divorce: The Hindu Marriage Act provides for various grounds for divorce, including cruelty, adultery, desertion, and conversion to another religion. Divorce among Hindus can be sought through judicial proceedings or mutual consent. In Islam, divorce is governed by Sharia law, and there are different types of divorce, including Talaq (divorce initiated by the husband), Khula (divorce initiated by the wife), and Mubarak (mutual consent). The process and conditions for divorce are distinct from those under the Hindu Marriage Act.

Inheritance Rights: Hindu succession laws govern inheritance among Hindus, and the Hindu Marriage Act has provisions regarding property rights of spouses and children. In contrast, Muslim personal law governs inheritance among Muslims, and the Muslim Marriage Act does not specifically address inheritance rights.

Registration: Both acts provide for the registration of marriages. However, the procedures and requirements for registration may vary between Hindu and Muslim marriages.