Demons of the mind - Page 3

Beautiful post on a beautiful episode.

The Ram - Kekeyi scene and Vashisht - Dasharath convo are the best.

Feeling sad for Kekeyi's state of mind that did not allow her to admire Ram's concern for her and Dasharath's love for Ram which is not allowing him to understand his mistake.

Originally posted by: b2011

Beautiful post on a beautiful episode.

The Ram - Kekeyi scene and Vashisht - Dasharath convo are the best.

Feeling sad for Kekeyi's state of mind that did not allow her to admire Ram's concern for her and Dasharath's love for Ram which is not allowing him to understand his mistake.

Originally posted by: adi2512

I'am currently reading " Ramayana " retold by C. RajaGopalachari -

I understand, his rendition is a combination of Valmiki Ramayana as well as Kamban., for his text gives both their POV's for a particular sequence.

What he says about Sumitra , to quote from his text -

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In the Ramayana, Sumitra is a woman of few words and mature wisdom and great tact and infinite courage, full of faith, in whom 'hope shines like a fame when it has gone out in all others.' The tradition is that Sumitra knew Rama's divinity and the purpose of his incarnation and that this enabled her not only to comfort Kausalya but to see a holy ministration in Lakshmana's sharing Rama's exile.

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CV's have thus showed us that Sumitra is able to have a glimpse of Rama as Vishnu avatar.

A perfect analysis of the episode. A very nice episode to end the week.

Originally posted by: adi2512

I'am currently reading " Ramayana " retold by C. RajaGopalachari -

I understand, his rendition is a combination of Valmiki Ramayana as well as Kamban., for his text gives both their POV's for a particular sequence.

What he says about Sumitra , to quote from his text -

Quote -

In the Ramayana, Sumitra is a woman of few words and mature wisdom and great tact and infinite courage, full of faith, in whom 'hope shines like a fame when it has gone out in all others.' The tradition is that Sumitra knew Rama's divinity and the purpose of his incarnation and that this enabled her not only to comfort Kausalya but to see a holy ministration in Lakshmana's sharing Rama's exile.

- Unquote

CV's have thus showed us that Sumitra is able to have a glimpse of Rama as Vishnu avatar.

A lovely read. 👏

Originally posted by: chicksoup

A lovely read. 👏

Didn't get the part where Vishwamitra introduced himself...Sita told the meaning of his name...and then she said aapko hi ...ka pehle gyan prapt hua na. What knowledge was she talking about?

When Vishwamitra was talking about the Parakrami, I wondered if he was foretelling Ram's entry into the world outside of Ayodhya.

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@ramya Shiva like husband I told for a woman if she is deciding to get married. If she wants identity post marriage she should choose a man like Shiva. And woman need not need marriage for identity. She can have identity without marriage. Marriage is a choice not a neccesity

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@ramya Shiva like husband I told for a woman if she is deciding to get married. If she wants identity post marriage she should choose a man like Shiva. And woman need not need marriage for identity. She can have identity without marriage. Marriage is a choice not a neccesity

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@ramya Shiva like husband I told for a woman if she is deciding to get married. If she wants identity post marriage she should choose a man like Shiva. And woman need not need marriage for identity. She can have identity without marriage. Marriage is a choice not a neccesity

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