DOTW: Dasarath’s death

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divingdolphin21

@divingdolphin21

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Posted: 17 years ago

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Originally posted by: its me tan

well coz then excess killing ahd not made them extinct and a major oart of india being covered with jungles, this also helped the human beings to establish localities and free from attack of ferocious animals

Yup thats right😊

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vaishnavi

@camella

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Posted: 17 years ago

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hmm...good point tan 😊 ..i used to wonder why lord ram raised his bow against the 'swarna mrig'(golden deer) when he himself adviced his brothers not to raise their bow against any animal..but then i realized tht it was not in vain because he already knew tht a rakshas had taken the form of a deer and tht its end was destined at his hands..the ramayan is juss too vast and has so much of depth and meaning!! 👏 situations n the ramayana can be interpreted in so many ways..im juss so proud of our heritage!!! 😳

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akhl

@akhl

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Posted: 17 years ago

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Right, Camella.
Valmiki Ramayan is not to be just read as a story but it is to be thought over, to analyse it, to imbibe it. Sage Valmiki was a great poet. He has used perfect words to describe each incident.

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