Originally posted by: shidin0117Nisha when I posted about karma or fate I completely didn't get this thought about parents losing their kids or vice versa...I was feeling bad for Ranjan savvy R&B and was thinking about something else personally also...shows that I didn't think properly before posting...todate I can't think about anything happening to my parents kids hubs BIL or anyone from my family. Son is going on school trip to mysore GRS and I am already worrying and advising him until he reaches home safely I and for that matter all the other parents also won't have a peaceful mind. In fact I also think how losing one's child can be associated with karma. It's like I must have been the cause of someone losing their child in some past birth...that is if you believe in rebirth. ...😕
😕Sorry if I have hurt anybody...it was unknowingly done. I am feeling bad that I didn't think about this...
Originally posted by: Nisha0604Sonal
WOMEN shunning the girl child and WOMEN shunning widows, two things I will never be able to understand about Hindu women in IndiaIts insanity of astounding proportionsIts quite embarrassing to me when my coworkers come upto me to ask about some widely publicized case of fetal murder or cruelty based on gender. We as a culture appear to them as savagesWe are the only religion that celebrates "Goddesses" we have Navaratri and Varalakshmi and prayers and chants and odes and hymns to lady dietiesAnd NONE of us want to have a girl child, and believe women are worthy of no respectYou shouldnt let anyone, including your MIL tell you whats important in life. Love Arishka and celebrate her as much as you likeWhat your mother in law believes is HER punishmentYou shouldnt share itI read someplace recently that, because of systematic culling of the herd the gender ratio is so skewed towards the males, and continues to be distorted that in the next 25 years its going to be 60-40 or 75-25Serves all the matronly mother in laws right... if all their sons marry aging menopausal 60 year old shrews like themselves because they forced their friends and family to get rid of the female fetus
PAIN AND SOLITUDE
Solitude is painful
She sees it from close quarters
Pain numbs you see sees the men grapple with it
Whenever she has boarded a flight in Charles de Gaulle
Pain and solitude fills her heart
A home she had made of the house she had entered
Presence of those she can love and those that love she yearns
A heart that listens to her chatter
That reassures her that all will be well
Familiar and familial feel it evokes
Periappa in a sense the void removed
A purpose and intent newly instilled
His Ma she cannot invoke
Her parents she cannot invite
His sister that insinuates her of every evil intent rejects her
She longs to have Lasya or Baldie with her
A cry from her heart to love and care and be loved in return
Chachi 420 excludes her and isolates her by choice
Pain and solitude she and the patriarch deal together
Being loving and caring to all they can
The Rakshashan deals it in ways she finds hard to relate
Her longing for a babe her arms
Their longing for other feminine forms in their homes
Born out of the hope it replaces pain and solitude
They each struggle and grope and hope to deal
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