21 Questions To Ask YOURSELF Before Entering A Relationship: A Thread

1. Am I emotionally available for a relationship?
2. Am I aware of my triggers/how they show up in my relationships?
3. Do I really like this person?
4. Am I familiar or comfortable with this person? There’s a difference

5. Do I have to perform or alter myself to be loved by them?
6. Do our core values and beliefs align?
7. Am I attracted to their heart, values and character?
8. Am I willing to honor our differences?
9. Am I willing to accept their flaws?
10. Do I like who I am with this person?

11. Do I want to be like this person?
12. Do they challenge me to grow?
13. Does this person respect me?
14. Do they respect my boundaries?
15. Are they an active listener?
16. Do they know how to emotionally regulate during conflict?

17. Can they handle constructive criticism?
18. What is their relationship like with their family and friends? Would I be okay if they treated me the same way?
19. Are they self aware? Do they have a healthy sense of self/emotional maturity?

Many Hindu temples, particularly in Kerala and Kanyakumari, prohibit men from wearing shirts within. This is due to a scientific reason to ensure that a person's health. Let us have a look at how a temple compares to the human body.

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A temple's two essential components are

1. Garbhagrahamm - a shrine carrying God's image

2. The Vimanamn, is a structure built on top of the Garbhagraham.

The Garbhagraham:

When Westerners first visited Indian temples, they believed they were filthy and disgusting. Temples could not have many doors and windows due to the nature of their design. There could only be one door, and it was a little one at that.

It's no surprise that those Westerners left with the sense that the temples were filthy, dark, and dismal, with no way for fresh air to enter.

Their own churches, by contrast, were open and airy, with numerous large doors and windows through which light and fresh air could easily enter and keep them clean. Today, no one in India will be able to explain why temples lacked windows and numerous doors.