[Advaita-l] Books on Bhagawatham.
Sarma KV
sarmakv at gmail.com
Thu May 31 11:45:00 CDT 2012
Dear Sri Sunil,
Please refer to Valmiki Ramayana Ayodhya Kanda sarga 39, SlOka-s 15 to 17.
vaasaamsi cha mahaarhaaNi bhuushaNaani varaaNi cha |
varSaaNyEtaani samkhyaaya vaidehyaaH kshipramaanaya ||
narEndrENa evamuktastu gatvaa koshaagRiham tataH |
praayacchat sarvam aahRitya seetaayai kshipramEva tat ||
saa sujaataa sujaataani vaidehee prasthitaa vanam |
bhooshayaamaasa gaatraaNi tairvicitrairvibhooshaaNaiH ||
In these SlOka-s, It is said DaSaratha ordered for ornaments to be brought
for Sita. Sita wore them and set out for the forests.
Also, refer to Aranya Kanda the sarga-s where Ravana comes to kidnap Sita.
He talks lecherously and describes the ornaments she was wearing at time.
If you are not satisfied with the above reference I can fetch you the
kidnap episode SlOka-s also.
-Sarma
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 9:58 PM, Sunil Bhattacharjya <
sunil_bhattacharjya at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> One cannot jump to a conclusion without thinking. Sita did not wear the
> ornaments when she proceeded on vanavasa but the Ramayana did not say that
> Sita kept her ornaments in Ayodhya before leaving Ayodhya. Sita knew that
> she would need that at the end of the vanavasa when she would return to
> Ayodhya after 14 years.
>
> The difference between a Jnani and an Ajnani is that the former gets his
> composure immediately, whereas the latter does not.
>
>
> Regards,
> Sunil KB
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Srikanta Narayanaswami <srikanta.narayanaswami at yahoo.com>
> To: advaita-l at lists.advaita-vedanta.org
> Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 6:23 AM
> Subject: [Advaita-l] Books on Bhagawatham.
>
> If we start looking at the inconsistencies in the Ramayana,we can find
> many.It is said that Rama,sita and Lakshmana wore the wood fibre(maravuri)
> before they went to the forest and Sita didnot wore any ornaments.Then how
> did Sita went on throwing her ornaments so that Rama could find the path of
> Ravana's wa of kidnapping.We know Hanuman was a Brahmachari,and Valmiki
> Ramayana states that when he saw the antahpura of Ravana he saw many
> damsels with their clotes in disorder,and Hanuman was for a minute
> experienced a feeling of sensuality.How can Hanuman,the pinnacle of
> celibacy.felt an amorous feeling on seeing the damsels with disordered
> robes?We can only give an excuse to Valmiki as poetic justice,Valmiki being
> a poet,and the erotic description by a poet like Valmiki or Kalidasa can be
> allowed,in a kavya like Ramayana or Mahabharatha.Also,a Kavya like Ramayana
> cannot be fully dry and the amorous description by a poet is fully
> justified.It is like the
> erotic sculptures out side a temple.If the sculptors consider the temple
> to be holy,then why did they carve these erotic sculptures which are
> atrocious.
>
> Another satisfactory explanation as per the statement of Rama himself is
> that Sita had a protective covering of her Pathivratha dharma,so that
> Ravana could not touch her and possess her,let alone have an amorous
> intention.
> N.Srikanta.
>
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