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Don’t want to indulge in BhAgavatha apachAram but still?

Updated on May 24, 2024 in Good qualities for human

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vikraminside 2 0 on May 21, 2024

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha
Srimathe Sri Varaha Mahadesikaya Namaha
Sri Velukkudi Krishnan Swamy Thiruvadigaley Sharanam

Sri:

Appa amma pechu ketta ponnu thara matalam?
Says upanyasakar

Thirukkudanthai Andavan sAdhithadhu:

Raman kitta Janakar kekarar
Iyam seetha mama sutha Saha Dharma chareethava

Ramar responds: Ask my father. Appava kelungo.

Janakar feels very happy.

CV develop?
Edhu Tataka was a woman so will Ram say I killed a lady first? What kind of CV was that for a brave Kshatriya?

Do SriVaishnavas exist?

Dasanudasan

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Ramanujadhasan17 1 0 on May 23, 2024

SrI:

SrImathE SatakOpAya nama:

SrImathE rAmAnujAya nama:

SrImath varavaramunayE nama:

namaskAram swAmy,

dhevarIr’s concerns about the interpretation of SrI rAmAyaNam are valid and reflect a deep respect for our sacred texts and traditions. Let us address these points with the reverence they deserve.

Parental Obedience
SrI rAmA’s deference to His parents, particularly in the context of marriage, exemplifies the highest virtue of filial piety. When SrI rAmA refers janakar to His father, He is not shirking responsibility but showing the importance of respecting and following the wishes of His parents, which is a crucial aspect of dharmam.

Killing of thAtaka
The act of killing thAtaka is often misunderstood. thAtaka was not merely a woman; she was a demoness causing great harm. SrI rAmA’s action was a demonstration of His commitment to protecting dharmam and the righteous, which is a vital duty of a kshathriya. This action was about upholding righteousness and eliminating a source of adharmam, not about building a superficial reputation.

The Role of SrIvaishNavas
SrIvaishNavas indeed exist and continue to uphold the values and teachings of SrI rAmAyaNam. We shouldn’t get discouraged. Our tradition, taught by our AchAryas, emphasizes understanding these divine actions in their proper context, appreciating their deeper spiritual and moral significance.

Conclusion
SrI rAmA’s life and actions, as depicted in SrI rAmAyaNam, are profound lessons in dharmam. They teach us the importance of respecting our parents and upholding dharmam. These teachings are timeless and continue to be relevant in guiding us towards a life of virtue and devotion.

May we all strive to understand and live by these divine teachings, reflecting the true essence of SrIvaishNavam.

adiyEn rAmAnuja dhAsan.

vikraminside 0 on May 24, 2024

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha
Srimathe Sri Varaha Mahadesikaya Namaha

Exactly

The below is the reason this cannot be part of a CV in literal sense..

Sri Velukkudi Krishnan Swamy’s explanation

Sri Rama thought “Why should I kill a woman that too in 1st fight?” Then Sri Rama thought”. Should I even think about it? Pitru vAkya ParipAlanam is what I am here for”

Taking above thought process of Sri ParamAthmA. For himself it took so long what about common people?

For a layman looking at CV it will be “1st project was Killing a woman!!!”. A CV should highlight positives without much elaboration.

“Killing of thAtaka
The act of killing thAtaka is often misunderstood. thAtaka was not merely a woman; she was a demoness causing great harm. SrI rAmA’s action was a demonstration of His commitment to protecting dharmam and the righteous, which is a vital duty of a kshathriya. This action was about upholding righteousness and eliminating a source of adharmam, not about building a superficial reputation.”

Dasanudasan

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha <br />
Srimathe Sri Varaha Mahadesikaya Namaha <br />
<br />
 Exactly <br />
<br />
The below is the reason this cannot be part of a CV in literal sense..<br />
<br />
Sri Velukkudi Krishnan Swamy's explanation<br />
<br />
Sri Rama thought "Why should I kill a woman that too in 1st fight?" Then Sri Rama thought". Should I even think about it? Pitru vAkya ParipAlanam is what I am here for"<br />
<br />
Taking above thought process of Sri ParamAthmA. For himself it took so long what about common people?<br />
<br />
For a layman looking at CV it will be "1st project was Killing a woman!!!". A CV should highlight positives without much elaboration. <br />
<br />
"Killing of thAtaka<br />
The act of killing thAtaka is often misunderstood. thAtaka was not merely a woman; she was a demoness causing great harm. SrI rAmA’s action was a demonstration of His commitment to protecting dharmam and the righteous, which is a vital duty of a kshathriya. This action was about upholding righteousness and eliminating a source of adharmam, not about building a superficial reputation."<br />
<br />
Dasanudasan

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<p><em>SrI: </em></p><br />
<p><em>SrImathE SatakOpAya nama: </em></p><br />
<p><em>SrImathE rAmAnujAya nama: </em></p><br />
<p><em>SrImath varavaramunayE nama:</em></p><br />
<p> </p><br />
<p>namaskAram swAmy,</p><br />
<p>dhevarIr's concerns about the interpretation of SrI rAmAyaNam are valid and reflect a deep respect for our sacred texts and traditions. Let us address these points with the reverence they deserve.</p><br />
<p><strong>Parental Obedience</strong><br />SrI rAmA’s deference to His parents, particularly in the context of marriage, exemplifies the highest virtue of filial piety. When SrI rAmA refers janakar to His father, He is not shirking responsibility but showing the importance of respecting and following the wishes of His parents, which is a crucial aspect of dharmam.</p><br />
<p><strong>Killing of thAtaka</strong><br />The act of killing thAtaka is often misunderstood. thAtaka was not merely a woman; she was a demoness causing great harm. SrI rAmA’s action was a demonstration of His commitment to protecting dharmam and the righteous, which is a vital duty of a kshathriya. This action was about upholding righteousness and eliminating a source of adharmam, not about building a superficial reputation.</p><br />
<p><strong>The Role of SrIvaishNavas</strong><br />SrIvaishNavas indeed exist and continue to uphold the values and teachings of SrI rAmAyaNam. We shouldn't get discouraged. Our tradition, taught by our AchAryas, emphasizes understanding these divine actions in their proper context, appreciating their deeper spiritual and moral significance.</p><br />
<p><strong>Conclusion</strong><br />SrI rAmA’s life and actions, as depicted in SrI rAmAyaNam, are profound lessons in dharmam. They teach us the importance of respecting our parents and upholding dharmam. These teachings are timeless and continue to be relevant in guiding us towards a life of virtue and devotion.</p><br />
<p>May we all strive to understand and live by these divine teachings, reflecting the true essence of SrIvaishNavam.</p><br />
<p> </p><br />
<p>adiyEn rAmAnuja dhAsan.</p>

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