LOL, and I'm telling you: There's none of it, in it.
A simple Gita verse clears the matter:
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Yet not by Vedas, nor from sacrifice, |
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Nor penance, nor gift-giving, nor with prayer |
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Shall any so behold, as thou hast seen! |
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Only by fullest service, perfect faith, |
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And uttermost surrender am I known |
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And seen, and entered into, Indian Prince! |
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Who doeth all for Me; who findeth Me |
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In all; adoreth always; loveth all |
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Which I have made, and Me, for Love’s sole end, |
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That man, Arjuna! unto Me doth wend. |
So what?
What did the Thuggees themselves quote to justify their behaviour?
What is the counter-argument to their usage?
Who within Hindu-ism is the arbiter?
Cheers!