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Paramita Ray

@DeewaniRimi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#51

Originally posted by: -iLoveSobti-
^but people thought it was done only for Sati.

Well...I feel really sorry for those people who think like that...
If Shiva wanted to save Sati from the Vikarma law he could easily do that by marrying her...even her father emperor Daksha wanted the same...he just wanted to save her daughter from the cruel law but he wanted to unchanged it for the rest of people...he told that to Shiva that he is the Neelkanth, the prophesied savior of the Meluhans...if he wanted something no laws and codes could stop him. But instead of taking advantage of his being the Neelkanth he chose to banished that law from the society forever...remember when Sati was hit by the Agni Vaan...emperor Daksha came to see her. There he proposed Shiva for Sati what he readily agreed and then he asked the emperor about the law. When Daksha said that wouldn't be matter Shiva clearly clarified that he didn't want any favour...he want a fair and equal law for all. After that Daksha asked his prime minister to make necessary papers to banish that law from the royal and noble families but Shiva protested and said he wanted to end that law for everyone from every class...that proves Shiva didn't do this for Sati only...
And the most important fact is if Shiva did that only for Sati...Sati wouldn't marry him...he knew how much dignified and self esteem did Sati have??? She wanted Shiva's love with respect first and then his love with care, affection, support etc...remember why Sati became very happy when Shiva agreed to let her fight with Tarak at Karchapa???...because that day he didn't want to protect her but having trust and faith on her skills and ability he support her for he trial of fire..and by that way he paid his due respect towards her...that was the another reason Sati couldn't pushed Shiva back for long...
And another point is...if I take that Shiva did everything for Sati...then the pain he felt for the other vikarmiks and in Karchapa when he touched Drapaku's father's feet to take his blessings...did these all feelings derived in him only for Sati???
If yes then I must say love is very powerful weapon...it changed a person within a moment...

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Posted: 12 years ago

#52

Very well said!

Shiva abolished the vikarma law for all, not only for Sati in particular.

Another interesting aspect of the series is how Daksha hid Ganesh and Kali's existence from Sati for nearly 90 years. Kali and Ganesh's existence is later revealed when Sati goes to Icchawar to fight the ligers.

I swear I never thought the Lord Of People was Sati's first child and Queen of Nagas her sister. It was a shocking revelation.

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Paramita Ray

@DeewaniRimi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#53

Actually I anticipate that for some reason Lord of People had soft corner for Sati...and Queen of Naga was angry on her...but when the secret revealed and after that Sati's broken stage...I was shocked and overwhelmed. Shocked because really how much pain and grievance she had to bear as till then she knew that she gave birth a still born. It is very hard for a mother...but then she found out that her son was alive and was hidden from her by her father to whom she trusted and loved the most...and overwhelmed to see her motherly feelings how readily accepted Ganesh as her son...and when Ganesh asked her that was his ugliness was the reason behind of his separation from her...she cried a lot and asked his forgiveness and promised him not to leave again..and she fulfilled her promise.not only she took Ganesh back with her in Kashi...she also didn't leave Kali behind. She wholeheartedly and happily accepted Kali as her twin sister and Ganesh as her first son...and when they raised question what would her husband Shiva say...she silenced them by saying that he also considered them as his family...though due to a misunderstanding Shiva didn't accepted Ganesh as his son but he didn't reject him either and considered Kali as his family member as she is Sati's sister...

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Paramita Ray

@DeewaniRimi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#54

Though you know I find that many people can't digest that fact ...Ganesh is Sati's first child but not from Shiva...
So many people can't accept that Sati was married before Shiva's arrival...

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anwesha rath

@Anurulz

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Posted: 12 years ago

#55

i loved book 1 and 2 but i personally found the oath of the vayuputras kinda anticlimatic..sorta let down coz i had way too many expectations out of it..

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Ria

@chand1234

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Posted: 12 years ago

#56

I luv the shiva trilogy!! Its amazing!! 😃

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Paramita Ray

@DeewaniRimi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#57

Hey Riu lets discuss about it here na...

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Posted: 12 years ago

#58

Originally posted by: anu rulz
i loved book 1 and 2 but i personally found the oath of the vayuputras kinda anticlimatic..sorta let down coz i had way too many expectations out of it..

I know!

The ending was so sad. Sati, Parvateshwar,Daksha,Veerini, Anandmayi etc..Everyone died.

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anwesha rath

@Anurulz

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Posted: 12 years ago

#59

Originally posted by: -iLoveSobti-

I know!
The ending was so sad. Sati, Parvateshwar,Daksha,Veerini, Anandmayi etc..Everyone died.

yeah..and the end sorta fizzled..i dnt know why..i had the same issue wid the simoquin prophecies trilogy too..the first 2 books set up such high expectations, tht the third does not deliver..

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Ramya

@AlexithyMia

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Posted: 12 years ago

#60

Oh I finished 3 books in 3 months. My dad who NEVER reads novels finished earlier than me. the Trilogy is awesome. I'm gonna start readin it again soon 😳

Oh, and yes. The Oath of the Vayuputras was a letdown

Edited by Ramya-KaShian - 12 years ago

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