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**NeroASERCH** · 07-05-2012, 04:47 PM

Then ban the tAli right at the beginning---during the wedding. Exchange rings instead of tying the tAli and removing it later. The tAli has a different significance in Hindu ceremony as opposed to the ring exchange in other religions/cultures.

Dear Sir,

It's not fair to ban Thali cos there are many out there who cherish tradition.
So you see I DO NOT impose my style of thinking on others.
So I have no problems not wearing it.
BTW I do not wear rings either.
It really interferes with work and a potential source of bacterial reservoir when we see patients.

But I always wished that a Thali could be a small cute AUM to be worn with a short chain around the neck.
That I would have surely worn cos even now I like wearing my AUM on a silver chain.If only Thalis were like this...I would be so delighted.

07-05-2012, 04:47 PM	#20
NeroASERCH Join Date Jul 2006 Posts 5,147 Senior Member	Then ban the tAli right at the beginning---during the wedding. Exchange rings instead of tying the tAli and removing it later. The tAli has a different significance in Hindu ceremony as opposed to the ring exchange in other religions/cultures. Dear Sir, It's not fair to ban Thali cos there are many out there who cherish tradition. So you see I DO NOT impose my style of thinking on others. So I have no problems not wearing it. BTW I do not wear rings either. It really interferes with work and a potential source of bacterial reservoir when we see patients. But I always wished that a Thali could be a small cute AUM to be worn with a short chain around the neck. That I would have surely worn cos even now I like wearing my AUM on a silver chain.If only Thalis were like this...I would be so delighted.
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