SKR:OF LOOPS AND SYMBOLISMS #4: 1/08: updated on pg. 132 - Page 106

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Posted: 9 years ago
Bilkul saahi baat, Sruthi di and Srutha di! Ramayan is the goal and the Mahabharat is the method!

Janvhi di, congo for becoming a IF-Dazzler!

And yes Anu di, all mythological stories are there to teach us about the essence of life!

Yesterday, a thought came in my mind. One of Shri Ram's names, Shantakaram has Shanta in it. Shanta is quiet all the time, she only followed her father's orders. But Ram is Shant on the surface, and on the insid he is dynamic, he knows his goal and what he needs to do. And Ravan, is dynamic all the way! So, if you are always quiet, Adharma happens with you, if you are always dynamic, you do Adharma, and if you have a balance of the do, you will follow Dharma. Again, balance is the key!
Edited by shabari14 - 9 years ago
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Today it was of fear and control. Will put analysis tomorrow.
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Shantakaram bhujakaisayanam lakshmikantham kamalayanayanam vande Vishnu bhavabhayaharam
Am I right??
And by reacting that way to his father how does ravan expect his sons to follow him??? Still meaghnand loyalty surprising.
Atleast kaikesi understands Vishnu is God...
Ravan manipulating a child and this is like prahlad story but here ram liberates the boy who wants to reach Vishnu. He makes him reach vaikunth.
And I was reminded only of yudhistar yesterday. What is rule and rights and way of life God sets and how humans misunderstand it is what exactly happen to yudhistar.
Missed the episode waiting for ur analysis it was all about the young Vishnu Bhakt I guess just watched precap. Unflinching devotion
A kings mistake costs the people just like draupdi questions yudhistar in khandavaprastham but what can we do about a self centred King. He just fails to understand responsibility and discharge duty just a Narayan has to interfere now.
Sanjana
Fear and control. Will wait but tomorrow seems far 😃
Ramayan and mahabharat beautiful comparison
👏 Res on that topic for now will post my view in the weekend
Edited by Cluny123 - 9 years ago
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Will post my analysis tomorrow :)
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Sanjana, if you need them, here are the lyrics.

Shantakaram bhujagashayanam, padmanabham suresham l
vishwadharam gaganasadrusham, meghavarnam shubhangam l
Lakshmikantam kamalanayanam, yogibhirdhyana gamyam l
Vande Vishnum bhavabhaya haram, sarva lokaika natham ll

Waiting for everyone's analyses!


Edited by shabari14 - 9 years ago
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2 August 2016

Hanuman enters Lanka once again, but this time he doesn't warn, he asks. He asks Lankesh to do Maharaj Dashrath's Shraddh Puja, and he asks in such a way that Ravan has comply at the end. But, why does a vanar always act as a messenger between Rama and Ravan? Why not Lakshman or Vibhishan or Jambavant? A messenger's job is to give his master's message and to be able to convince the other side. To be able to do this, you have to understand the enemy, so you do not make any mistake in language and actions. And the only person who can do this is someone who has a combination of his master's and the enemy's qualities, for first-hand experience is the best teacher. In this scenario, only the vanars fit this criteria. They have the body of a brute or animal (Ravan) and have the mind of the Divine (Ram). And by always using the vanars as messengers, Ram has always gotten the best results. In modern life, our ideal for this are the Kinnars. They have a combination of manly and womanly qualities, so they are able to understand everyone. Like that, we should try and see the whole picture, not cut the cake of humanity in pieces, and take the bigger one.

Also, Maharaj Dashrath's Shraddh occurs on the day of Kumbhakaran's fall. What does this mean? We can say that Kumbhakaran represents fear, for fear sometimes awakens and sleeps, but when it is there, it scares you even more with its size. And Maharaj Dashrath symbolizes Moha or attachment, as everyone would think because of his attachment to Ram. So, this tells us that moha and fear are interconnected. When we get attached to something, we always have the fear of losing it someday, like Dashrath always feared losing Ram. And when we fear, we get attached to something else. Likewhen some people are worried, they crave food or TV. And, if you kill one thing, the other gets destroyed too.

The theme of this episode is solutions. Hanuman tries to solve Shri Ram's problem by trying to talk to Ravan and convince him in his special way. And Mayasur thinks that the Shraddh Puja will be the solution to destroying Ravan's ego and the end of the war. But, one works and the other doesn't. This means that one solution doesn't work for every problem. Sam, Dham, Dandh, Bhedh, there are five ways to make someone do a task. So, can't their be many ways to accomplish a task and rid your path of obstacles? All you have to do is look, many times, the solution is right in front of you.
Edited by shabari14 - 9 years ago
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4/8/2016

Guys I am not sure of this Tharini story. Seeing it for the first time. So my analysis will be simply based on the SKR script for this track.

For today's episode I will take the subject as fear and control. When do we have fear. Think about going for an exam. When do you fear. If you have studied everything in the syllabus properly you will not be afraid. Any question you can answer. If you have not studied anything then also you will not have any fear. Because you don't care whether you pass or fail the exam. But what if you have studied something, not studied something and you want to pass. This is where fear creeps in. Because you don't know whether question will come from what you have studied, if it doesn't come what will you do, how will you pass. Half knowledge creates the fear. And once you fear something you want control. Control of things happening. So you frighten others. A man who controls others is an insecure man about something. He is a frightened man.

Today in Ravan I saw that insecure and frightened man. He is a man who was of no use to his father. But he wants his son to be useful to him. Ravan has controlled his sons because he feared like him they also will chose their independent path, leaving him. Because he has left his father. In MB Balram says your greatest sin is your greatness weakness. Ravan's sin was leaving his father, not respecting him and not being a good son to his father. He forced his sons to be good children by controlling them only to lose all of them.

Ravan today makes his youngest son a victim of manipulation. By telling him he will allow Bhakthi Marg of Vishnu if he defeats Ram a teenager Tharini is sent to his death. Tharini is a noble youngster. But he gets lured into Ravan's words. Parallel is Karna getting the kingdom from Dury. We always have to be wary of the benefits we get suddenly. The real reason for those benefits will be something else. By the time you understand it, that will be too late for you. Favours always take with a pinch of salt.

Another thing that came to discussion was why Lanka still stands. Ram tells Lanka still has the power of dharma. Whenever we deal with adharma please understand that in places where adharma is there, dharma is also there though less in quantity. Unless the dharma of the adharmi place is not taken adharma cannot be defeated. That's why taking power or shakthi from Karna was the most important thing Krishna had to do. Shakthi was the power of dharma of Karna. Against power of dharma there is no defense. So the one holding the power of dharma in the adharmi side has to let go of it. That's the toughest battle, that is the painful battle.

Now comes Kaikasi who wants to give protection for Ravan. She is going to create Ravan's shadow. Shadow means defense. She is seeing what all adharma her son does. Still she wants to protect him. This is how adharma thrives. When the near and dear ones to adharma use their dharma for the protection of adharma, the battle for establishment of dharma is prolonged.

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Originally posted by: shabari14

Sanjana, if you need them, here are the lyrics.

Shantakaram bhujagashayanam, padmanabham suresham l
vishwadharam gaganasadrusham, meghavarnam shubhangam l
Lakshmikantam kamalanayanam, yogibhirdhyana gamyam l
Vande Vishnum bhavabhaya haram, sarva lokaika natham ll




Waiting for everyone's analyses!




Pls share the meaning of this lines too
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@Ria read this. I have posted the stuthi with meanings during marriage episodes

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