Vibhishan---corect?

Kumbhkaran, Vibhishan and Indrajeet - all of them did the right thing.

Originally posted by: Chandraketu

A more interesting discussion would be - if you were in their shoes, who would you follow - Vibhishan or Kumbhakarna? The above question is a slam dunk, but more intriguing would be the cognitive dissonant exercise that would be invoked here.

Originally posted by: Vibhishna

Kumbhkaran, Vibhishan and Indrajeet - all of them did the right thing.

Kumbhkaran - stood by his brother, though he tried to dissuade his elder brother from continuing the war.

Indrajeet - supported his father and though he was convinced that Ram and Lakshman could be defeated he realised the truth in the end and tried to convince his father.

Both Kumbhkaran and Indrajeet went to war knowing very well that they would not return just to remain loyal to Ravan.

Vibhishan - would have done the same as Kumbhkaran if Ravan had not kicked him out. He would have continously pestered Ravan to release Sita and apologise to Ram. But he would have never left him if Ravan had not thrown him out. In this way, what Vibhishan did was also correct. And by aiding a person who was fighting for a righteous cause, he followed the path of Dharma.

For a moment I thought that this thread was developed because of the confusion of my name 😆😆😆

Originally posted by: Vibhishna

Kumbhkaran, Vibhishan and Indrajeet - all of them did the right thing.

Kumbhkaran - stood by his brother, though he tried to dissuade his elder brother from continuing the war.

Indrajeet - supported his father and though he was convinced that Ram and Lakshman could be defeated he realised the truth in the end and tried to convince his father.

Both Kumbhkaran and Indrajeet went to war knowing very well that they would not return just to remain loyal to Ravan.

Vibhishan - would have done the same as Kumbhkaran if Ravan had not kicked him out. He would have continously pestered Ravan to release Sita and apologise to Ram. But he would have never left him if Ravan had not thrown him out. In this way, what Vibhishan did was also correct. And by aiding a person who was fighting for a righteous cause, he followed the path of Dharma.

For a moment I thought that this thread was developed because of the confusion of my name 😆😆😆

Originally posted by: Vibhishna

Thanks.

That's a wonderful picture. Your creation? I was working on it. But you got there first.

Great picutre!!!

Originally posted by: desichica

Wonderful explanation Vibhishna...cudn't have said it better myself!!!!!