What is that dharma that gives pain to everyone Bharat

Guys I was literally whistling today. The words my ears wanted to hear from a protoganist in a show Bharat spoke.Once again Cvs showed ram's Maya. Yesterday it was told Bharat is jeevatma.we are asked to look at ram but he is paramatma.as he rightly says his responsibility is not limited to ayodhya but whole world. We have to look at Bharat the jeevatma who realizes that this kind of dharma that supports adharma is adharma and such dharma has to be changed. In that realization he makes effort. He brings the change. Ram does vachan palan. But nobody sees Bharat breaking vachan showing adharma can be broken only from inside.that question of Bharat about dharma is jeevatma realization that something has to be done to change it.no one tells Bharat to cut adharm with adharm. He does that restoring dharma. But look at arjun Krishna had to keep on telling him use adharma to bring down adharma.to kill karna Krishna had to tell abhimanyu before arjun fires the arrow. Adhering to dharma that gives adharm is paramatma way of telling jeevatma time for change. Initiate it.ram creates the illusion of not breaking maryada.But Bharat breaks what needs to be broken when he does that.

Shruti, well written⭐️

I see the Ram-Bharat discussion as one that teaches us the various paths to the ultimate truth. Bharath's words to Ram were more based on the Dharam that looks at elder brothers as father figures. Bharath's Dharam makes him seek the truth with his brother and, to him, the ultimate truth is that his brother is the eldest and the most capable. Vachan or not, this truth cannot be altered and to Bharath, This would trump any vachans that derail it.

Ram wants Bharath to leave it to Paramathman to decide the course and consequence of ones actions and not see it curtailed to one's immediate sorrow, joy, kith, kin and praja. He wants Bharath to understand the ultimate truth that everything happens for a reason, whether we understand it or not. Our duty is to follow the truth without looking for the benefits we get following that path.

From all this, there is one amazing truth: Ramayan and Mahabharat are inter-connected. Without one, understanding of the other is at the best superficial.

@Savitha Ram has to be complex. I had felt that always. But the problem was I didn't understand where the complexity lay. Because I have never looked at Ramayan as interconnected, the way I have looked MB.

Yes Savitha Ram doesn't break anything, but yet he breaks everything that is not needed. Ram not breaking anything is the Maya which we had never thought about as for us Krishna breaking things was the Maya we understood.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

Yes Savitha Ram doesn't break anything, but yet he breaks everything that is not needed. Ram not breaking anything is the Maya which we had never thought about as for us Krishna breaking things was the Maya we understood.

I guess only Sita's perspective can bring this Maya. After all it is Shakthi his sister who always comes with Vishnu as his Maya and who but a woman can understand another woman 😃

@etrernal Ram does the vachan palan. So he is not breaking any rules, maryadas set in raghukul. Vachan is of utmost importance in Raghukul. But what happens when he does vachan palan his brother reacts to the adharma. He doesn't keep the vachan or denies the first boon to Kaikeyi. So the parampara of vachan palan is broken in raghukul not by Ram but by Bharath. Since everyone is looking at Ram no one is seeing this breaking. And that is the Maya. Why Ram did Vachan Palan, so that in his vachan palan seeing the adharm his brother takes action. Ram sets the direction. Bharath takes the action. Maya is the fact that no one looks at why Ram did what he did.

Interesting views are very well reflected in your post Shruti!