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The fourfold ashrama classification is a forced attempt to over-simplify the individual

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Hinduism

Hindus and Sacred Cows: Recipe for Indentity Politics

The Disputed Ancestry of Taste

Going Hysterical

Does Food Have a Religion?

Cow Dung Capitalism: Milking the Holy Cow

The Sacred Cow: An Epic Stature

Strangers at Home

Vedic Food for Thought

Superheroes in a Karmic Battle

The Faux Stages of Man

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