Nakul says: October 3, 2024 6:03 am
I can say about my own experience as Hindu married to a jewish woman. In facts things are going very well with lot of mutual understatement and respect. We both learned from each other and we share celebrations. My wife proved herself kind when we had our first son, agreeing to leave him uncircumcised in respect of my culture and customs. Lately we agreed to raise him and the two other offspring (a daugther and another son) aware on both religions but encouraged toward Hindu identity. Of course i’m very proud and grateful to my wife for her acceptance and i can say that i never had any issue with supposed jewish ethnocentrism and matrilinear ways. -Nakul
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Hello Nakul,
We are very happy that both of you found some middle ground to make your Jewish-Hindu married life a successful and happy. We have found that if it is left up to the couple, you will find out some middle ground to make it work. However, if you try to please religious institutions, you will have a disaster trying to please two. Can you tell us more how you manage between two faiths while raising children? What are the most difficult issues or situations that you found? How are two sets of parents managing mix of two faiths?
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