Answer 1
The main reason would be that most people from Devanga / Iyer community eat non-veg and hence others from Brahmin community like - Iyengars, Smarthas and Madhavas dont consider them to be Brahmins.
To conclude Trimatasta includes only Iyengars, Smarthas and Madhavas.
Answer 2
I think, it doesn't matter who believes in this fact or not.
Devangas are (/were) the purest community (Deva Bhramana) and lived extremely close to Vedas and Hindu Gods.
The world should know this hidden fact, 'Gayathri Mantra' was formed by "Devangas" (Devanga Rishis), with the extreme power and blessings of "Devi Gayathri' (Five Faced Hindu Goddess).
Answer 3
They believe it or not ,both communities get along well together since ancient times and are together in education and temple and religious rituals. only difference is that brahmins are able to do upanayana before 5years age of boy,where as devangas due to financial inability merged thread ceremony during marriage before tieing the knot since few centuries back.All devanga community men where yagnopaveeta and are ardent followers of mata Gayatri and the thread made of 27 tatvas as per brahma sutra.
Devangas do not engage Brahmins for all rituals like weddings,sraddhas,pujas as there are pujaris, Vedpandits,jyotishkulu available from same community and all yagnas&pujas are done by people from same community since ages. To cite an example the pagalankarana ritual ( Clothing of Gods) for Lord Shiva in Srisailam (One of the jyotirlingas) is done only by Devangas only and during this time even pujaris are not allowed to see the ritual. They are ardent Shivites even today most names of people are those of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Some siblings of Devala Maharshi(Devala Manu Brahma) took to Vaishnavism with the blessing of Narada Maharshi.Devangas are not considered as brahmins because they were dealing with other communities for completion of silk cloth or cotton cloth.For silk cloth with sourastrians and for cotton cloth with dye manufacturers.Because of interaction with these people devangas used to consume non vegitarian food and some people used consume alcohol in ancient India.SACRED thread was worn even with gayathri mantra But daily sandya vandan is not religiously followed.Could be because of these devangas are not considered as brahmins but as Deva brahmins.
They did not believe in exclusive marriages.
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that muhammad's descendants should lead the islamic community.
simplicity peace integrity community equality They also believe of that in God in everyone and that anyone who believes can be a minister of the faith.
The Brahmins were and are priests in the highest social caste. Kshatriyas were and are the second highest level in the social caste system as they included the courageous warriors. The Vaishyas the next level was and is composed of traders and merchants. Lastly, the Sudra included the manual laborers, like the farmers and artisans. Outside of the caste system were the "Untouchables" that were deemed to be lesser than all within a caste.
Yes, Debsharma are Rudraja Brahmins Like Debnath (Shaivism Followers) In Bengal, Assam, Tripura and Bangladesh
Yes, Patel is a surname commonly used by people from the Gujarati community in India. While some Patels may belong to the Brahmin caste, the surname is not exclusively Brahmin and is also used by other castes and communities.
Hinduism approves social order and class distinction in a caste system. The priests are Brahmins, and are at the top of the cast. The Brahmins are revered in society. The Pariahs are lowly individuals, and are at the bottom of the caste.
well it is both yes and no!!! If you consider "Braahman" as the person who is interested in the "Brahma Jnaa" ... then Lingayats are Brahmans... .. They have their own rituals, phylosophy , spiritual path for solvation etc etc. The Shakthi-VishistaAdvaitha phylisophy of Lingayats is in parallel with Advaitha of Smaartha Brahmins, Dvaitha Phylosophy of Maadva Brahmins, and VishistaAdvaitha phylosophy of ShriVaishnavas. Spiritually speaking they are brahmins. How ever these lingayats/virashaivas want to maintain their own identity. They don't believe in classifying a person in the name of Varnas. They believe that the same person can be a brahman, a kshatriya, a vaishya and a shoodra...All one person!!!! In that way they don't want to identify them selves with the any of the names of 4 Varnas. They love to call them selves with the name "ShivaSharaNa". Also they are not Brahmin since they differ a lot interms of rituals... >> They don't wear Yajnopavitha (Janivaara) instead they wear "IstaLinga" tied with the sacred thread, ShivaDaara. >>The SandhyaVandanam of Brahmins is replaced by "IshtaLinga Pooje", spritually called by the name, "ShatSthala Saadane". >>The Gayathri manthra which is the part of SandhyaVandanam for Brahmins is replaced by ShivaPanchakshari/Shadakshari manthra in the ShatSthala Saadhana of Lingayats. >>Also the concept of Moksha and life after death is entirely different in lingayats than other brahmnical paths. luv n light SavithRu
Hindu people can eat many things if they are brahmin then they can be vegetarian Hindu's believe you shouldn't eat meat, but if you want to you can!
The surname Roy belongs mostly to an upper, or higher, caste. However, the name has been found to be used in lower castes, as well, such as the schedule caste. Most of ROY/ RAY belongs to superior class, that's in sense of caste/ wealth/ education and their culture. It can be found in many community as few. Unless untill community had not being lifted their superiority, surname Roy/ Ray or Rai can not be achieved. Yes, few of them may comes under Schedule caste, but they are the victim and desendants of Pure/ real Brahmin and their community is combination of Kshatriya brahmins clan i.e. Kashyapa/ Gautama/ Shandilya/ Mirichi gotra.... and fact is that they does not believe on any inferiority. One can realise their superiority if they get support from financial as well as social..... Its a real tragedy of our society/ Nation.
Yes one believe that one does not believe
Perhaps you intended to ask which communities don't believe in religion? To which one would have to respond: The Atheist community.
In Hinduism, a brahmin is a member of the highest caste and is traditionally responsible for upholding religious and moral duties. Dharma, in Hinduism, refers to the ethical and moral duties that individuals must follow based on their caste, age, occupation, and gender. A brahmin would want his or her servants to believe in dharma because it aligns with the principles of righteousness and duty that are central to Hindu philosophy and society. By following dharma, servants would contribute to the overall harmony and order of the social structure as prescribed by Hindu beliefs.
I believe the 2013 tent sale is May 17th, 18th and 19th. Saw a billboard on the highway.
Owens Community College's motto is 'We believe in serving our students and our communities'.
Horizon Community Learning Center's motto is 'Learn. Believe. Dream. Dare.'.