SKR:Of loops and symbolisms: 25/03- P.142-TRUTH - Page 13

Originally posted by: avalonhigh1234

DD

As I was re- watching the part where Ram was pouring the mitti into her Aanchal , I felt that instead of saying that he couldn't share her fate, he was ,in fact, acknowledging her wish to go back to her birth mother and thus was freeing her to make her own choice irrespective of his own grief at the separation...it sort of justifies his tears and the poignancy of their convo...doesn't it?

Originally posted by: avalonhigh1234

DD

As I was re- watching the part where Ram was pouring the mitti into her Aanchal , I felt that instead of saying that he couldn't share her fate, he was ,in fact, acknowledging her wish to go back to her birth mother and thus was freeing her to make her own choice irrespective of his own grief at the separation...it sort of justifies his tears and the poignancy of their convo...doesn't it?

@DD I don't know the scene you are referring or I have not observed enough. But I am not going to think about it now. If it has to play out in front of me for any analysis it will surely at the right time.😃

Originally posted by: daydreamers

Hey chick... Hi! Thank you for dropping Here. I guess I have read ur posts on RR forum ( if m not wrong, am pretty forgetful of forum names u c 😆).

But a compliment from a writer like you is just an excuse for me to soar high... 😳. Thank you so much!!!!

Coming to vishwamitra and vashishtha. Ur points are to the mark. That is why I didn't named my post as remorse, guilt or nirvana. I chose penance. The reason being that Vashishtha had freed himself of his pain, suffering and agony by forgiving vishwamitra. But vishwamitra on the other hand is trapped in "atmaglaani". And if the stories or teachings of Vedas and ancient works is considered u'll find a pattern. They say don't kill he evil person, kill the evil that resides in the person. Vashishtha's forgiveness killed vishwarath's ego but guilt trapped his soul. And guilt is the highest form of penance. The time lord thinks that his child is done with his due, he comes to hear his story so that he could help him free of his guilt...

No chicksoup Vishwamitra's healing doesn't start with that forgiveness. He feels bad, still vashistha is superior. He wants to be supreme. So he decides to send King Satyavratha who wants to enter heaven with mortal body to heaven as Vashisth says no it. When Indra refuses permission Satyavratha hangs between earth and heaven and being angry with indra vishwamitra uses all this power acquired through tapasya to create a new heaven called Trisanku heaven and installs Satyavrata there.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

@DD I don't know the scene you are referring or I have not observed enough. But I am not going to think about it now. If it has to play out in front of me for any analysis it will surely at the right time.😃

Originally posted by: chicksoup

QH or ETR or even here in SKR probably. 😳 Never wrote on RR (or may be once), though I used to follow it occasionally.- Thanks for the compliment- hoping it was me you have read😉.

Yes- I think whatever goodness we find around us is based on forgiveness...it truly liberates one as a person...just that often it is taken as a sign of weakness and cowardice. Not that it should matter to the one who decides to forgive. And Vishwamitr's healing must have begun with this gesture by Vasisht, and it would be complete when he gathers the courage to address it again and put down his remorse in words...though it wouldn't make any difference at all to Vasisht.

Shruti, Thank U for that beautiful example. I am sure you guys must have discussed this before- every time Brahmastra is mentoined, I am reminded of nuclear weapons...and so, how important that the one who wields that power should NEVER use it...for the greater good. And how thought provoking that there are very few personalties who can actually be trusted with these kind of weapons...

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

No chicksoup Vishwamitra's healing doesn't start with that forgiveness. He feels bad, still vashistha is superior. He wants to be supreme. So he decides to send King Satyavratha who wants to enter heaven with mortal body to heaven as Vashisth says no it. When Indra refuses permission Satyavratha hangs between earth and heaven and being angry with indra vishwamitra uses all this power acquired through tapasya to create a new heaven called Trisanku heaven and installs Satyavrata there.

There is something more to the story before the repentance starts, which I am not sure. Maybe the CVs will show.

@Jahnavi,
I don't know why but I can't stop myself from comparing science with mythology.. Maybe an effect of studying science too much😆 And the newton's third law is the best law to justify almost each and everything which happens in life..So brought it out 😛
As u said science may give indirect proofs of philosophy but if we somehow we relate them then philosophy can be understood in a better way..
And this thing I saw in this forum, in Shruthi di's posts in particular 😊

Wohaaa!! What an explanation , now when are u starting your fan club lol😆 And u know its not easy to earn a fan from me 😉 That's why except for Ashish and another TV actor, I don't have any favs 😆
I have been pondering over this since a long time but finally found an answer which is so satisfying and convincing..
So basically we need to clear our past karma to enjoy the present.. Thank u 😊

About rebirth and all I do believe in it , but then sometimes when it is said that we are suffering due to our wrong doings in our previous life , I feel its just a way to justify our sufferings ..

Loving ur analysis .. Please keep them coming!

Originally posted by: aditi97

@Jahnavi,
I don't know why but I can't stop myself from comparing science with mythology.. Maybe an effect of studying science too much😆 And the newton's third law is the best law to justify almost each and everything which happens in life..So brought it out 😛
As u said science may give indirect proofs of philosophy but if we somehow we relate them then philosophy can be understood in a better way..
And this thing I saw in this forum, in Shruthi di's posts in particular 😊

Wohaaa!! What an explanation , now when are u starting your fan club lol😆 And u know its not easy to earn a fan from me 😉 That's why except for Ashish and another TV actor, I don't have any favs 😆
I have been pondering over this since a long time but finally found an answer which is so satisfying and convincing..
So basically we need to clear our past karma to enjoy the present.. Thank u 😊

About rebirth and all I do believe in it , but then sometimes when it is said that we are suffering due to our wrong doings in our previous life , I feel its just a way to justify our sufferings ..

Loving ur analysis .. Please keep them coming!