Janine says: April 22, 2016 at 7:30 am
I’m Christian married to a hindu. We have a little baby girl. My husband is loving and caring person he goes with me to church Easter, Christmas. But he won’t go with me every Sundays, he doesn’t go to temple only has a lamp at home. When he fast I will fast with him, when they have prayers I will be there but not take part. We had a christian and hindu wedding. I don’t wear the red dot on my forehead and won’t go to the temple.
We decided that our daughter will decide for herself which relation to follow. My daughter goes with me to church and is there when he does the hindu prayers. My husband is very open minded. However I’m concerned about my daughter, I want her to follow my religion and I know my husband wants her to fellow his. She will end up confused. I won’t lie it’s not easy. You need to discuss with your partner about all of these things and when you have kids. Before you get married. And don’t let the family members interfere. -Janine
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dear janine,
don’t make your daughter a hindu or christian. make her a good human being.a good human being is a good hindu or good christian etc
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Ji Janine,
In general, life is full of problems and issues. There are certain issues that are self created while others that you just have to face it (like having a brain cancer). We feel there is a lot you could do by changing your viewpoints for each other and your married life could become 100% perfect. If you are interested in removing all problems in life, we can help. You won’t be saying anymore “it’s not easy.” Any interest?
Remember, you are shaping the mind (and life) of your daughter. If she sees each other fight (for nothing), she will surely be confused. When she is independent (like 25), she probably doesn’t want to be on your or your husband’s shadow. It’s still time for you to change your mentality. For your daughter’s sake, lets talk. Get back to us.