Performing in the Storm : 1. { The beautiful Indian epic The Ramayana is replete with illustrations of how one can act amidst a storm. Under the rule of King Dasharatha, the city of Ayodhya – which literally translates as the land of ‘no conflict’– was the perfect place to live. }

Satsangam-Children-Chinmaya Mission

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     02/08/2016.
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Sub : Performing in the Storm  : 1.
Swami Swaroopananda
Chinmaya Mission

  Ref : { The majority people of Bharatham pretend to be a western, by stupid imitation of external outlook  and language, throwing their own country Bharatham and her immortal  Values  and rich Upanishadik culture }

The beautiful Indian epic The Ramayana is replete with illustrations of how one can act amidst a storm. Under the rule of King Dasharatha, the city of Ayodhya – which literally translates as the land of ‘no conflict’– was the perfect place to live.

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It represents those moments in our lives when everything is so promising, so wonderful, we wish it would last forever. But before we know it, all havoc breaks loose, and we find ourselves in the midst of a major upheaval again.

Such was the crisis that befell Ayodhya. The most momentous day in the city’s history was about to dawn. The people’s prince, Rama, heir to Dasharatha, was to be crowned king. The future had never looked brighter. The citizens of Ayodhya were delirious with excitement. Then, in the space of one night, everything was turned upside down and the whole of Ayodhya was cast into uncertainty.

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