A man position is decided by action ram

I loved this sentence. A society which decides karma based on birth need to hear it.our caste system has created stereotypes. A person born in certain caste is supposed to do only certain things. Who are we to decide that. A prince ram has to take vanvass. A born Prince Krishna was gopal and then he became charioteer for his friend. Did those actions take away their position or enriched their position. But we are hell bent on having manual scavenging for certain people. Devdasi system still happens. Even educated girls and boys from many communities are treated inferior. Infact killed in the name of honour killing. And if that is not enough ram tells another thing. A woman keeps sindhoor in her forehead as a mark of her being married. Forehead is where she keeps her husband. And as she goes higher he took goes higher. A man seeking expression through woman. Her love. Everytime her love is vindicated in front of society his choice of going for her gets vindicated. Siya ke ram he is who allowed her to walk in front of him. And that didn't diminish him.

Absolutely !

Everything that Ram says, is coming straight from the lips/heart of Narayan, the Protector of this Universe. Who can compete with with God? Who can mirror his ideologies to a T? Certainly not the common man. Even his own father, Dashrath would have a hard time living Ram's ideals. Janak to a certain extent was better than Dashrath in that respect. No wonder then, he was a Rajrishi...But Ram was Ram, na bhuto, na bhavishyati...He was a perfect example of leading by example. He showed the world by his behavior what maryada (boundary, limit) meant. Even when he fought Ravan, he was completely within his limits, never straying even once. I remember a dialogue in the older version of Ramayan, when Vibhushan catches the spies sent by Ravan to uncover Sugreev's army's strengths and weaknesses. Everyone suggests death penalty for the spies, except Ram. He calmly says, "If victory and defeat in a war depend on a spy's life or death, then valor and military skills are useless". Ram didn't just preach wisdom like the sages and saints. He practiced what he preached. He had to go through inordinate amount of trying circumstances in human form. Yet, never once did he cross his limits. And that is made him worship worthy.

Long story short, no human being can come close to becoming God. But by following some of the Lord's teachings, he can attempt to become a better human being.

@Shruthi: Good topic and a nice post. Ram's words were beautiful.

I didn't feel like commenting for more than a week because of the ongoing SKR track, but yesterday's one was quite exceptional. I feel SKR Sita should develop some original Sita's qualities. I don't mind asking questioning but the words and tones needs to be proper. In yesterday episode, it was fine.

Ram proved him why he was known as the maryada purush by his each and every word and actions. For those who think him as a human, he proved his position to be raised to god by his actions.

Note: My appreciation to the actor Ashish, for his brilliant performance in portraying the change of his mood.

@vipraja the example of earth and rivers was beautiful

Yes Savitha, Vishnu's devotees cover the entire spectrum of universe

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

I loved this sentence. A society which decides karma based on birth need to hear it.our caste system has created stereotypes. A person born in certain caste is supposed to do only certain things. Who are we to decide that. A prince ram has to take vanvass. A born Prince Krishna was gopal and then he became charioteer for his friend. Did those actions take away their position or enriched their position. But we are hell bent on having manual scavenging for certain people. Devdasi system still happens. Even educated girls and boys from many communities are treated inferior. Infact killed in the name of honour killing. And if that is not enough ram tells another thing. A woman keeps sindhoor in her forehead as a mark of her being married. Forehead is where she keeps her husband. And as she goes higher he took goes higher. A man seeking expression through woman. Her love. Everytime her love is vindicated in front of society his choice of going for her gets vindicated. Siya ke ram he is who allowed her to walk in front of him. And that didn't diminish him.

@aditi Ram's dialogues are beautiful and Ashish he lives the role of Ram.

Nice post Shruthi...