One fact which seems no body's paying attention to, while talking about the davinci code, is that whether Jesus had a child and descendants or not, the masculinized religions of most of the nations today, have caused inequalities and thereby most of the current issues.

Just one day see the news from morning to night.
Why all these acts of violence are happening?

why should a bunch of unarmed people in Sudan have been attacked like that? Why villagers in Burma are hiding in jungles to survive from attack of military government?

World does not appreciate the miracle of birth. A mother knows well how physically and emotionally painful and hard is creating a new human being, hence would not take it away easily. I know there are exceptions even here, but they are so rare that could be overlooked.

I'm not attacking "men" here. All I'm saying is that a bigger fact in speaking of davinci code and any other similar story (if there is any) which is overlooked over the religious bigotry and Christ celibacy is the "unbalanced situation of the today�s world due to suppressing the feminine values�.

Now open a dictionary, you'll see how deeply words of debility, weakness (and in farsi prostitution) are raveled with femininity in languages, and how indignity to a half of world�s creation exists in bottom layers of our civilization.

This is the principal fact I believe the book is exposing, but now we see all outcries raised for the descendent possessing of Jesus. Someone has to say to them; allright! Jesus had never had a child, but can�t you see the bigger fact before your eyes?

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I was thinking to myself why I love these people so much?
It's of those things you won't understand well if you've never been in India. Some sort of deeply based stability is in their souls and manner. You can't resist to respect them.
I was thinking such composure and happiness you see even in the poorest people, must have been rooted in thousands years' ideologies that beautifully shaped the society.
Of course it doesn't mean that there is no violence in here or there is equal rights for both genders. There are still families with great desire to have male children and not a girl, and domestic violence still shows itself in burn marks on some women skins. Although for sure the domestic violence is much much less than that of Iranians* (sad but true).
Generally I found Indians more romanticly treating each other.

Besides, they almost never complain. You may see frequently that in the most annoying situations suddenly a load laugh rises, which makes you laugh too.

I feel like I�m changed in a good way since I came here, and I love them for that.


* I mentioned Iranian families because I have a little statistical informations by reading news and I'm aware also of the family low which allows men do anything they want to their wives and children.