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hiralnehal

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: milinda.shreyz
No no there is no point of lying. Some of the facts are depicted in Indonesian and Malaysian version of ramayan. ...Buddhist version of ramayan and ceylonese ramayan is also different from the Normal ramayan story we know.
Interesting facts and thank you for sharing them with us.

Mein Pehle se hi Jaanti thee ki apne dil ke taar jude hue hai... Welcome baisa... An yeh forum aur zyada interesting ho jayega... 🤗

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Frosty_Moon

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Interesting facts dear...
Thanks for sharing...

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Tandori

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Posted: 9 years ago

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thanks for sharing this info

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milinda.shreyz

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Posted: 9 years ago

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Originally posted by: hiralnehal

Mein Pehle se hi Jaanti thee ki apne dil ke taar jude hue hai... Welcome baisa... An yeh forum aur zyada interesting ho jayega... 🤗

LOL Hiral ! good to see you here...waise main ashish sey door kaise rehepaungi !
whereever Ram goes, his devotee follows 😆

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Dr. Anupama Ramakrishna

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Posted: 9 years ago

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That was an interesting post dear, Thanks for sharing!

The jain Ramayan says differently while some versions say that, Sita and Ram were siblings. And there was a tradition to get siblings married in those days to preserve the blood line.

As a person who have read the original Valmiki Ramayan,( By original I mean the Sanskrit version as written by sage Valmiki) I can only say this much that, Buddhism, Jainism and all 'isms came much later and they had come to serve a special purpose to shape the society according to the changing norms.

The story of Rama- is the saga of manifestation of dharma to change as relevant to the Yuga. What we call Yuga Dharma as Rama would set the parameters of common behaviour, setting the standards for a good son, brother, husband, friend, master and a father, student and a ruler.

It is sad that Hindu mythology is ruled by outside versions and people tend to comment and relate more to other versions than the original.

This is something akin to listening to remix than the Original Sound Track.

However the objective is defeated when none of us go by the actual path proclaimed.

There is more to just offering Urmila or the brothers getting married to all the sisters. don't want to bore you all.

Thank you so much for this post. Heartening to see some good post after a long time. I stopped writing posts and this post inspired me to write, Thanks dear

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@ITV_Loverr

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Posted: 9 years ago

#16

Thank you so much for sharing this

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fanofdrashti

@fanofdrashti

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Posted: 9 years ago

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great thank you, in the earlier episodes, when Sita questioned Ram whether he will also have multiple wife's as per the tradition, he firmly replied that he will always and ever have only one wife, so this angle of Urmila being offered to Ram is a mystery and why Ram did not oppose it from his end..

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Cold coffee_mania

@Fruitcustard_9

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Posted: 9 years ago

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thou janak consider sita as His daughter but truth is she was adopted , ram was real heir of ayodhya that's why it was objected , when urmila offered 2 ram he was not married that time 2 sita also . ram giving promise of one wife is a diff story as I had read kaikayee was not happy with ram-sita marriage , she proposed ram second marriage that time ram objected.

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Cold coffee_mania

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Posted: 9 years ago

#19

it was urmila who objected it coz she knew sita luved ram , somewhere she 2 develop feelings 4 Lakshman .

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jagspaddy

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Posted: 9 years ago

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I have also heard that Sita was Ravan's daughter. He abandoned the Girl baby in a forest and was found by Janak and raised as his daughter. Hence Ravan could never set his hand on Sita!

I have heard this story from my father and also a panditji from our locality...

Has anyone else heard about this??

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