Sita: Warrior of Mithila (Ram Chandra #2)
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Read between July 22 - August 21, 2019
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Mizoram, the land of the High People of Ram.
Vikram Ketkar
did not guess this
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Often the poor have more nobility in them than the actual nobility
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Which is true while some of them get destroyed due to the circumstances there are so many others who you come we accept their faith and carry on with that everyday life with a lot of dignity
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Not everyone has the spirit to keep their character strong when their stomachs are empty.
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And those who you fail in maintaining the distance even the stomachs rmt should be treated with more tolerance than those who do the wrong thing due to extra greed
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use your heart to decide the destination, but use your head to plot the journey.
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Cannot agree more
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A society must always aim for balance. It needs intellectuals, it needs warriors, it needs traders, it needs artists, and it needs skilled workers. If it empowers one group too much or another too little, it is headed for chaos.’
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And then each of these groups have to add according to the thermal of the passions and not try to screw the other
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‘But the fortunate ones die with their loved ones around them.’
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this might keep them from slipping on to the next life
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But Raavan is also from Kannauj. His family comes from there.
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he was supposed to be a kannuaj brahmin. so what was the point of including this in the tome.
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It is in our hands to be happy. Always in our hands.
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May your soul find purpose, once again
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a send off to a departed soul
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‘Birth is completely unimportant. It is just a means of entry into this world of action, into this karmabhoomi. Karma is all that matters. And your karma is divine.
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which puts at rest the theory of caste privilege which is nil in case you do not have any karma to back it
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That the rich would not think of risking their lives or property for their motherland wasn’t surprising.
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it never is. is it that the poor have nothing to lose and thus have more faith in abstract ideas of nation and society ? while the rich are more secure in their material wealth which they know to be more substantial than all else !!
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The Lankans are also human beings like us. I am sure they will listen, if we talk to them …
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Sometimes this does not work with the enemies who might construe it to be a sign of weakness