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'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
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'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
Guess who might post the above topic / headline based on the following verse,
"Having hunted there four deer, namely Varaaha, Rishya, Prisata; and Mahaaruru (the four principal species of deer) and taking quickly the portions that were pure, being hungry as they were, Rama and Lakshmana reached a tree to take rest in the evening." (2.52.102 / Ramayana)
Hint: 'Lord Rama was a non-vegetarian. He enjoyed eating meat.' --- https://such.forumotion.com/t38647-lord-rama-was-a-non-vegetarian-he-enjoyed-eating-meat#225718
"Having hunted there four deer, namely Varaaha, Rishya, Prisata; and Mahaaruru (the four principal species of deer) and taking quickly the portions that were pure, being hungry as they were, Rama and Lakshmana reached a tree to take rest in the evening." (2.52.102 / Ramayana)
Hint: 'Lord Rama was a non-vegetarian. He enjoyed eating meat.' --- https://such.forumotion.com/t38647-lord-rama-was-a-non-vegetarian-he-enjoyed-eating-meat#225718
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
Seva Lamberdar wrote:Guess who might post the above topic / headline based on the following verse,
"Having hunted there four deer, namely Varaaha, Rishya, Prisata; and Mahaaruru (the four principal species of deer) and taking quickly the portions that were pure, being hungry as they were, Rama and Lakshmana reached a tree to take rest in the evening." (2.52.102 / Ramayana)
Hint: 'Lord Rama was a non-vegetarian. He enjoyed eating meat.' --- https://such.forumotion.com/t38647-lord-rama-was-a-non-vegetarian-he-enjoyed-eating-meat#225718
would you agree that Rashmun has gotten the subcontract from swapna to spew hatred/anti-hindu posts ?
garam_kuta- Posts : 3768
Join date : 2011-05-18
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
In Andhra, there used to be a novelist who became famous writing stories in a popular monthly magazine. Then, she became extremely brilliant and wrote a novel called, "Paulasya Hridayam" (the heart of Ravan) which led to her downfall.
Rashmun is trying to show his extreme brilliance by raking dirt at Sankara, Rama, etc., and praising Aurangajeb, Babur, etc.
Rashmun is trying to show his extreme brilliance by raking dirt at Sankara, Rama, etc., and praising Aurangajeb, Babur, etc.
Vakavaka Pakapaka- Posts : 7611
Join date : 2012-08-24
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:In Andhra, there used to be a novelist who became famous writing stories in a popular monthly magazine. Then, she became extremely brilliant and wrote a novel called, "Paulasya Hridayam" (the heart of Ravan) which led to her downfall.
Rashmun is trying to show his extreme brilliance by raking dirt at Sankara, Rama, etc., and praising Aurangajeb, Babur, etc.
whoa! please..she must have had some creativity, i should think... here, it's just anti-hindu propaganda sabotaging their faith by denigrating their gods - just another MF, but a pathetic, sterile one, copy pasting
garam_kuta- Posts : 3768
Join date : 2011-05-18
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
Yeah. Rashmun is a copy-n-paste artist. I am not comparing him with her.garam_kuta wrote:Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:In Andhra, there used to be a novelist who became famous writing stories in a popular monthly magazine. Then, she became extremely brilliant and wrote a novel called, "Paulasya Hridayam" (the heart of Ravan) which led to her downfall.
Rashmun is trying to show his extreme brilliance by raking dirt at Sankara, Rama, etc., and praising Aurangajeb, Babur, etc.
whoa! please..she must have had some creativity, i should think... here, it's just anti-hindu propaganda sabotaging their faith by denigrating their gods - just another MF, but a pathetic, sterile one, copy pasting
Vakavaka Pakapaka- Posts : 7611
Join date : 2012-08-24
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
LOL.garam_kuta wrote:Seva Lamberdar wrote:Guess who might post the above topic / headline based on the following verse,
"Having hunted there four deer, namely Varaaha, Rishya, Prisata; and Mahaaruru (the four principal species of deer) and taking quickly the portions that were pure, being hungry as they were, Rama and Lakshmana reached a tree to take rest in the evening." (2.52.102 / Ramayana)
Hint: 'Lord Rama was a non-vegetarian. He enjoyed eating meat.' --- https://such.forumotion.com/t38647-lord-rama-was-a-non-vegetarian-he-enjoyed-eating-meat#225718
would you agree that Rashmun has gotten the subcontract from swapna to spew hatred/anti-hindu posts ?
Re: 'Lord Rama was a forest-dweller. He enjoyed resting and sleeping in the trees.'
Fame probably got to her head leading to her downfall.Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:In Andhra, there used to be a novelist who became famous writing stories in a popular monthly magazine. Then, she became extremely brilliant and wrote a novel called, "Paulasya Hridayam" (the heart of Ravan) which led to her downfall.
Rashmun is trying to show his extreme brilliance by raking dirt at Sankara, Rama, etc., and praising Aurangajeb, Babur, etc.
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