How these two epics are related to your life?
Which one is your favourite?
Which one you prefer to read when you are in difficulty?
Veryyyy nicee topic :-)
Originally posted by: chinnu_manikyam
This topic is about our two great epics. Bharat is famous for its great tradition and philosophy. Our two great epics play an important role in the day to day life.
How these two epics are related to your life? I have grown up with them since veryyy young.😃😃😃😃
Which one is your favourite? Tough question !!!!!😲😲😲 See, I like both of them equally, especially the Gods. Can't differentiate between Ramji and Krishnaji at all, but when it comes to storyline and plot, I guess I prefer Ramayan just a little more.😳😳😳 Like Anku diii said, no reason, I just luv the life lessons from Ramayan, and the ideals all the characters set !!!
Which one you prefer to read when you are in difficulty? That depends on situation, I think. For life and family lessons, I look to Ramayan for guidance, and for people lessons on how to act in society, I look to Krishna Leela/Mahabharat.😃
Originally posted by: chinnu_manikyam
This topic is about our two great epics. Bharat is famous for its great tradition and philosophy. Our two great epics play an important role in the day to day life. Great topic!👏👏
How these two epics are related to your life? They are an indivisible part of our culture, so whenever I have any 'Dharma Sankat', I look to these epics for guidance. Whenever I am in any sort of trouble, I always ask myself, "What would Ramji and/or Krishnaji do?"😆 or any other characters I identify with at the moment. Also, these epics are like my conscience, because whenever I do something I know is wrong, my mind always tells me, "Ram/Krishna is watching."😆😆 And that keeps me on my toes rather well, I should say.😉
Which one is your favourite? Can't say.😃 Ramayan is like a sweet ocean of love, mercy, and sacrifice, while Krishna Leela/Mahabharat is all about how to act when one has Dharma Sankat, and also about ultimate devotion to God, so both are precious and special in their own way. I love them both equally.😳
Which one you prefer to read when you are in difficulty? It depends on the difficulty. If the difficulty is something family or personal life related, I feel better reading the Ramayan, while if the problem is something I have with others, or if I am in an argument with another person whom I care about and wish to correct my actions, I look to Mahabharat. It really depends on the difficulty, so I can't say beforehand.😊
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