Originally posted by: shruthiravi
Little Sita speaks the most profound learning taught to us from childhood. That God reside within us. And not in drama alone, she shows that the proof of her Godliness off stage also. After the performance little Srutakirti feels ignored as everyone is praising Sita, and is looking more into Mandavi-Urmila fight.
Sita realizes her kid sister's need go to her and tells she was so good as Lord Indra and hearing her cries real Adiparashakthi would have come. Isnt Sita's action what we call Godliness, understand the pain, remove the pain. When you understand another's pain, when you do something to alleviate that pain, you are indeed invoking God inside you. Basically the empathy inside you make you near to God.
Now comes the next most important piece of knowledge. Anyone who has followed me in MK forum would know I had discussed about Moh and Prem in detail. I have told the quality of Rudra or Lord Shiva is the fact that he has destroyed Moh, but bowed down in front of Prem. Prem or true love doesn't make you insecure, it provides you the security you never imagined that exists. But Moh makes you insecure. Prem only directs, Moh wants to control. Prem can respect other's POV, Moh always want other to see your POV. So if you feel your love is tying you down understand that it is not Prem, but Moh. So can you come out of Moh, yes you can. If you try to give other's space, if you try to accept another individual with their difference , you will know you are cutting the strings of moh and moving towards Prem. And true love can only liberate you.
And last but not the least. I had been intrigued always by why good people suffer. Why evil always get away or atleast on most occasions able to manipulate good for their selfishness. And I guess I kind of got the answer yesterday when Guru Vashishth says don't make unnecessary vachans, it can land you in trouble it clicked. What is the difference between good and evil. Or what differentiates between a good person and bad person. I would it is the conscience or your atma. Evil does not have atma. And when a good person allows a vachan or a rule set by society to overrule their atma, he also becomes evil, he indirectly supports evil. And that's the mistake a good person commits. Make society or vachan to call its shot over and above their atma or conscience.
Every point God gives us pain to listen to this voice of conscience, to change the direction. But how many of us listen. The pain for the good person is God's way of telling, I want to help you, please listen to me, listen to your atma.
In infamous hall of dice that is what Panchali is searching. Atma of one person. One person, the king, the elders, her husbands listening to their atma and telling what is happening to her is injustice. Lakshmi of Kuruvansh cannot be disrobed in public. And no, no one listen to her. Set rule of society, vachans rule the hall before lord Krishna comes to the lady's rescue. But by that time she lost her atma. And with her untied hair the woman born out of fire, burned the entire Kuruvansh. Who made her Kali. She was not one. She was Lakshmi. Lamp of Kuruvansh.
Learn to use your atma. Many times it shows mercy to evil, but when it needs to rise truly, its voice is subdued.
I guess I will get more oppourtunity in this show to discuss this vachan and atma
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