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what does family conduct (tradition) (kulachara) mean​

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Answered by sushree2033
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Answer:

the meaning of kulachara is malpractices.

Explanation:

In God's creation 50% are male and 50% female. ... Those who worship the male God (Siva) follow the right path called Dakshina Achara. There worship God in female, male, and also combined forms follow both right and left-hand paths called Kaulachara, Kaula Achara. The word Kaula derives from Kula which means total.

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Answered by kingofself
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Answer:

what does family conduct (tradition) (kulachara) mean​

Explanation:

(kulachara) Hinduism is flexible enough that a family's traditional practices may have a significant impact on an individual's religious life.

In religion, for example, family tradition is very significant.  

The Hindu pantheon has many distinct gods, and the one a person worships as "God" is generally influenced by his or her family's beliefs, while other variables such as personal preference may also play a role.  

Family tradition is also significant in establishing bounds for religious practice, both in ordinary religious life and in establishing standards for conducting life cycle rites.  

Many families, for example, have a set age for executing the chudakarana samskara, the "tonsure" or head-shaving rite of passage that signals the end of childhood.  

Some families do this in the first year, while others do it in the third, fifth, or even seventh year.  

Religious practice varies significantly across families, but it tends to be fairly consistent within families, since it is one of the ways in which families establish a unique identity.  

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