SKR:OF LOOPS AND SYMBOLISMS #4: 1/08: updated on pg. 132 - Page 113

If Monday was Power, yesterday was knowledge, today belonged to affirmative action, which resulted in reaction. Posting analysis soon

10/8/2016

Today we see knowledge comes. Information comes. But they are only indicative. Vaidya Sushenan maybe there in Dakshin Disha, maybe not. This is what I call probablility. Glass half full, Glass half empty theory. In life there are many situations where we can have positive and negative outcomes. We know some times our effort can give negative outcome. What do you do then. Take the pessimist view and sit or take the optimist view and try. Hanuman decide to try. Atleast check if he can get the Vaidya.

Actually the search of Vaidya by Hanuman reminded me of search of Rishi Mudgal by Laxman-Shatrughnan. They also doesn't see Rishi. Then Laxman sees the ant. Today Hanuman hears the sound. The Vaidya refuses to come. Hanuman doesn't give up. He lifts the Vaidya. Vaidya refuses to treat. Hanuman talks to him about the dharma of Vaidya which is over and above any other dharma. See this is where we have to choose dharma. Whenever in conflict about our dharma in the role and the dharma as a human, choose the dharma of human. When a patient needs to you, you have the knowledge to treat, is it right to refuse treatment. If we learn to choose human dharma over role dharma many adharma can be stopped. And choosing this dharma in moral conflicts is the right usage of freewill. So Vaidya tells only Sanjeevani can help and it has to reach before sunrise.

Again the probability theory. You can reach, you cannot reach. Hanuman takes the you can reach theory and goes in search of Sanjeevani. This Sanjeevani track is the classic example of if you want to do seva, if you want to stand in the side of righteous, if you want to use freewill learn to try. Learn to apply positive affirmation. When I wrote Eng entrance in 1999 people told if you need a seat you have to under 2500 rank among close to 1 lac applicants. For me it was upto 2500 you will get. If I had thought can I get 2500 I might have stuck somewhere. I looked at IIT and studied, so ended up in a good engineering college in the state with a good rank. Your trials has to be high.Sometimes you may not get things the way you want. But you will never regret the fact that you tried. It will give you peace of mind also. Also don't compete with others. Compete with yourself.

Now what was Laxman's problem. Meghnadh acted, he reacted. Now with the entry of Hanuman, with affirmative action from Hanuman, Meghnadh is forced to react. Now he has to stop Hanuman. Fear of failure has creeped into Meghnadh. Hanuman's purpose itself is that. The greatest defense of Ram tilts the battle in such a way so that the enemy reacts.

Same thing happens to Kauravas in day 13. They react. They didn't expect Abhi to be this valiant. Now they kill Abhi. Arjun takes vow. Again they react to the vow. Krishna creates illusion, they react calling night war. Krishna brings Ghatolkach. Before the know power has gone from Karna's hand.

Making the enemy react is a trick in itself. You act, let others react. The role of defense is like that. The moment defense starts reacting it means you are losing the battle.

@Sruthi di Great analysis! Yes, whenever two Dharmas oppose and clash, pick the one that benefits the most people. Then, no matter what Dharma you chose, you will always stay on the side of Dharma. And probability is one aspect of life, you have to be good in it. Action and reaction reminded me of the Third Law, "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." Same happened here also, every action that Ram's army did for the win, every reaction that Ravan replied with lead to his defeat.

Gowri Newton's third law with mytho is easy to understand, but I have analyzed his first and second law also with respect to mytho. You can find it either in symbolism thread 3 or 2.

Guys I need urgent help.. Pls suggest some topic for an article. Irrelevant to religion or politics.

You mean you dont want religion or politics?

@Sruthi di Have already read those. Every analyses of your brings out a new angle of a topic!

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

You mean you dont want religion or politics?

Originally posted by: shabari14

What are you writing it for?