skritek
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Tue Sep 5th 18:56 2006 / #1 |
Hi Swamisits. In searching for some temples I came up with nothing. You might get more info from the folks who run Haveli restaurant
http://www.prague.tv/prague/dining/restaurants-indian/934
They have a message board there for people in the community and might be able to point you in the right direction. |
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V
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Tue Sep 5th 22:05 2006 / #2 |
Try calling these people too, ask for Govindh
www.omcentrum.cz
tel. 281924006, 222590049, 776 74 87 75 |
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prague2006
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Thu Sep 7th 10:35 2006 / #3 |
There are two of them in Prague both run by ISKCON
One is in Jilova, this is 2 bus stops from Zlicin in the yellow line.
The second one is in Prague 6
I don't have directions for that
you can go and check this place www.govinda.cz , they run this temple. |
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Hommes
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Fri Sep 8th 09:27 2006 / #4 |
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I dont know about Hindu Temples but could you please take this opportunity to talk about the caste system and system of worship in Hindu - we are all very interested in it. |
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V
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Wed Sep 13th 08:09 2006 / #5 |
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Then there's the Hare Krishna places in Prague, you could go way Hindu in there sortof. |
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NOMADNESS
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Mon Dec 4th 21:02 2006 / #6 |
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The "Hare Krishnas" and "ISKON" are the same thing. It's entirely debatable whether or not their places of worship qualify as Hindu Temples. Technically they certainly could, but that's only due to the tremendous tolerance and flexibility which is one of the great strengths of India. ..... Otherwise, no Hindu Temples in this country, only the home versions, as commonly found in Hindu homes. |
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V
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Wed Dec 6th 09:09 2006 / #7 |
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Thanks Nom. for clarifying the "sortof" about the Krsny. |
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NOMADNESS
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Thu Dec 7th 01:00 2006 / #8 |
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Ah, V be Vincent! |
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prvnk
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Mon Feb 5th 13:08 2007 / #9 |
Hommes,
India could be rightly said as a country of "Unity in Diversity"
Caste system was a categorization of people among the different cultures in India or classes once upon a time in India. Sometimes even based on location or the kind of work they did.
These days its not much of a big deal in India though religion still plays a big role. Especially Hindus and muslims, there have been riots in the past caused mostly by the politicians to get more votes.
There were times when people got banned from their families for marrying a guy/girl from a different caste/religion.
Different castes may also worship different gods and have completely different forms or worship or celebrating festivals. Some eat meat while some dont. While sometimes the differences becomes an issue, Indians stick together all over the world for each other no matter what caste they are. The caste system is historical and would still be a while until people completely stop differentiating and discriminating one another based on caste.
Hope thats helpful!
Praveen
Hommes Fri Sep 8th 09:27 2006 / #4
I dont know about Hindu Temples but could you please take this opportunity to talk about the caste system and system of worship in Hindu - we are all very interested in it. |
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Subrath
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Fri May 22nd 17:41 2009 / #10 |
Hello.I would be a student in Prague and I'm from Nepal.Right now I'm a bit nervous coz I don't know anyone there.I would also want to work over there in Prague so can anyone tell me how easy is it to get a job in Prague.AS I'm an Asian and fluent in English Speaking and have worked in Call Centres but obviously I have a bit of Asian tone.
So please let me know how easy is it to survive by working and bearing the expenses in Prague |
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mytravel12
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Wed Apr 11th 10:47 / #11 |
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Yes, the number of Hindu temples in Prague where tourist can see it's different culture and attractions. Temple is the center of attraction of Prague. Some of the temples are very much beautiful. I would like to visit Indian Hindu Temples in Prague.
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