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There is a story in Aesop's fable:
Once a man found a poisonous snake dying out of cold in the fields. The snake could barely move and was in immense pain, so the man took pity on it. He picked it up and held it close to his body to give it warmth. The snake gradually recovered from the warmth and as soon as it gained its strength, it bit the man!! The man died instantly.
Moral of the story: Keep your distance from evil people, for no matter how good you are to them, they will always harm you.😆
JG reminds me of the snake and Anandi of the man who tried goodness on them. She should have realized these two are poisonous, vile snakes---they will bite her to death in
spite of what she does.
Good that you finally realized it Anandi😕
And now we call the daactar couple the nagina couple. Here's a song dedicated to the amar prem of the nag-nagin couple:
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnk8lu_NgUw[/YOUTUBE]
Once a man found a poisonous snake dying out of cold in the fields. The snake could barely move and was in immense pain, so the man took pity on it. He picked it up and held it close to his body to give it warmth. The snake gradually recovered from the warmth and as soon as it gained its strength, it bit the man!! The man died instantly.
Moral of the story: Keep your distance from evil people, for no matter how good you are to them, they will always harm you.😆
JG reminds me of the snake and Anandi of the man who tried goodness on them. She should have realized these two are poisonous, vile snakes---they will bite her to death in
spite of what she does.
Good that you finally realized it Anandi😕
And now we call the daactar couple the nagina couple. Here's a song dedicated to the amar prem of the nag-nagin couple:
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tnk8lu_NgUw[/YOUTUBE]
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