Hello Humanitarian ! The shit u have written in your thread is just a reflection of how miserable you are. Before you turn on on anything and start criticizing it, better do some research, and try to be like a man, who knows what he is doing. By the way, lets talk about Shiva's penis. You wrote "What a bad religion, worshipping shiva's penis. ha ha ha, what a stupid bhaun religion". I doubt you were raised in Nepal. WEll, then you should have known that Shiva's lingam is the symbol for universal consciousness. His linga is the niraakaar swaroop of Brahman (the universe). Also, you might have heard of : "Aham Brahamasmi" i.e. " Ma nai Brahma Hun". So, every time u look at Shiva's lingam, because it reminds that you are also that Brahman, that omnipotent, omniscent and the omnipresent. This gives u enough energy to bring positive changes around u, and reach your potential being a "human", and do something u can, being a conscious self. The SHiva's linga is not there because guys like yourself have to cry everytime looking on it, complaining that it's almost ten times that of urs. So, next time when u post something like that, better try to know what u r doing . OK. NEXT, I have seen many threads in Sajha spitting on "Bahuns". U should simply know that Brahmans are those who are supposed to have been known the nature of ब्रहम . If u realize the eternal truth, attain self-realization, then don't worry, we r gonna declare u as a Brahmin. So, no crying for that. Always remember, that cast, creed and religion are those aspects of your self that you accept after being born. Before birth and after death, u r neither a newar nor a bahun, neither a hindu nor a buddhist. The true self has no caste, creed and religion. Its the same in all, so everyone is just the same. It's actually some ego in your chitta, some pollution in your mind that distinguises you (the immortal, cosmic), from the transient body (and its culture), and u fight for everything. So buddy next time be a bit careful. And all those crying for trivial things, spend some time to know what u r talking about, and try to think how much important it is in the long run of time.