EXAMPLE from NATURE ........right or wrong - Page 3

Originally posted by: Ankita.11

<font size="2">I agree with what you have said... but without looking into the broader perspective,first try to understand Sita.</font>

<font size="2">Back in Mithila,she was this carefree girl who was encouraged in whatever she would do...barriers were not set up for her,she would participate in almost everything that her father would do..she was not made feel less than anyone,so she has this mentality that she can survive any hardship or obstacle that comes her way...</font>

<font size="2">so during her convo with Ram she was trying to find examples to prove her point...remember she said the whole stri samaj was going through the same plight,she could not find any inspiring female role model so she took the example of female animals.this is my pov.</font>

<font size="2">And coming to bull worship...here in Bengal the bull is the vahan of Mahishasur...</font>

Btw what is your name Rex or Ryan??

Originally posted by: avalonhigh1234

<font size="3">Rex When sita talked about the nature of the beast she mainly focused on the nature of a mother who nourishes</font><font size="3">and protects her child both in her womb and in the outside world. She clarifies that she was not talking about herself but the general perceptions of a woman held by the society.</font>

<font size="3">As for using the animal analogy, Vishnu himself has taken the form of a fish, a tortoise, a Boar, and even that of a half lion. All our gods have animals and birds as vahans who are revered by the devotees {Nandi, Garud }.</font>

<font size="3">The beauty of Hinduism is that it expresses the basic belief that both plants and animals too have the divine aspect, the essence of the universal soul, doesn't it? </font>

<font size="3">Your post was both interesting and novel. so thank you for making me think about this aspect.</font>

<font size="3">Savita</font>