ChinnaBhasha Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 inka aaipoleda ee thread panchaiti Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChinnaBhasha Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 5 minutes ago, ChinnaBhasha said: inka aaipoleda ee thread panchaiti 1 hour ago, SinN0mbre said: Pilli ganni room loki theesuku poi.. kukkani kottinattu kottali Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chanchala Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 9 minutes ago, ChinnaBhasha said: inka aaipoleda ee thread panchaiti Pilli gadu cheppesadu ga that he is excited about the unknown ani. Unknown gurinchi em maatladthaam Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silveradotwo Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 Arey pilliga niku dammunte post on post on prophet mohammad and child wife , don't blabber abt seethama (who was given utmost priority by all hindus) She became goddess bcoz How powerful was the goddess Sita? Ad by OPPO Mobile India Fully charged in 36 min - 65W SuperVOOC 2.0 in OPPO Reno4 Pro. Sense the Infinite with superfast 65W SuperVOOC in OPPO Reno4 Pro. Charge for full day, just 36 min away! Learn More 5 Answers Akhilavandana Natesh, Inspired by Sītā's virtues. Answered March 3, 2020 · Author has 142 answers and 202.7K answer views Sita was Ayonija, one of non-uterine birth. Her birth was divine. How can she not be powerful? Sita was Shakti. Sita was Sri Lakshmi Devi herself. She was the Shakti of the Universe. She was the cause and inspiration of Lord Rama and was as powerful as Him.Valmiki Ramayana was actually the magnificent tale of the great Sita. It is known as Sītāyah Charitam Mahāt. One should understand that there is no difference between Rama and Sita. One should never consider Sita as a helpless, meek and docile woman. She was not a weeping Abala Nāri. She was not a victim of patriarchy. She possessed great mental strength and willpower and was indeed Rama's strength. Her Story should be carefully understood and interpreted. Now, coming to Sita's physical strength, it is believed that Sita was able to lift the powerful and heavy Shiva Dhanush at a tender age. In fact, an impressed King Janaka decided to hold a contest only after this incident. This incident is not mentioned in Valmiki's Ramayana, though. Sita was able to walk through the dangerous forests in the company of Rama. The thorns and demons didn't hurt Her. Even though Sita was physically grabbed by Viradha and Ravana, She fought as much as She could and made Her husband slay Her abductors. She was so powerful. Her mental strength and chastity were Her greatest powers. She had a strong and bold mind and never hesitated to stand up for herself and speak her mind. Sita was so powerful that the lusty ogre Ravana, who was feared by the three worlds and who had violated many women, was powerless in front of Sita. Sita was resilient and firm. She was never swayed away by Ravana's charms and threats. Sita had the power to reduce Ravana into ashes with the power of Her chastity. She spared Ravana's life so that Rama, who had incarnated to kill Ravana, could rescue Sita and prove His valour. Towards the end, Ravana felt scared because of Sita! Sita had the ability to control fire with the power of Her chastity and devotion to Rama. In Sundara Kānda, when Hanumān set Lanka ablaze, Sita prayed to Agni to make him cool down the fire be harmless towards Hanuman. tadaa = then; saa = she; aasiit = was maN^galaabhimukhii = wishing for the welfare; mahaakapeH = of Hanuma; vishaalaakSi = the large-eyed Seetha; prayataa = with her devoted self; upatasthe = worshipped; havya vaahanam = the fire-god. Then, the large-eyed Seetha, wishing for the welfare of Hanuman, prayed the fire-god with her devoted self. यदि अस्ति पति शुश्रूषा यदि अस्ति चरितम् तपः || ५-५३-२८ यदि च अस्ति एक पत्नीत्वम् शीतो भव हनूमतः | 28. asti yadi = If I have done; patishushruuSaa = any service to my husband; astiyadi charitam = if I have done; tapaH = a penance; asti cha yadi = if I am; eka patniitvam = a faithful wife; tvam = you; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanumataH = to Hanuma. "If I have done any service to my husband, if I have performed a penance and if I am a faithful wife, please be cool to Hanuman." यदि कश्चित् अनुक्रोशः तस्य मयि अस्ति धीमतः || ५-५३-२९ यदि वा भाग्य शेषम् मे शीतो भव हनूमतः | 29. dhiimataH tasya yadi = if the wise Rama; kimchit = has even a little; anukroshaH = of Kindness; mayi = towards me; yadi vaa me = and if towards me; bhaagya sheSaH = some good fortune is remaining; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanuumataH = to Hanuma. "If the wise Rama has even a little of kindness to me and if I have still some good fortune remaining to my credit, please be cool to Hanuman”. यदि माम् वृत्त सम्पन्नाम् तत् समागम लालसाम् || ५-५३-३० स विजानाति धर्म आत्मा शीतो भव हनूमतः | 30. saH dharmaatmaa yadi = If that virtuous Rama; vijaanaati = understands; maam = me; vR^ittasampannam = as endowed with a good moral conduct; tatsamaagama laalasaam = ardently desirous of meeting him; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanumataH= to Hanuma. "If that virtuous Rama recognises me as one,, who is endowed with a good moral conduct and who is ardently desirous of meeting him, please be cool to Hanuman” Hanuman realized that fire cannot harm fire, for Sita was the blazing fire. athavaa = or else; kalyaaNii = Seetha the auspicious lady; chaarusarvaaNgii = having completely charming limbs; rakSitaa = protected svena tejasaa = by her own effulgence; na nashiSyati = does not get destroyed; agniH = fire; na pravartate = doe no do injury agnau = into fire. "Or else, Seetha the auspicious lady, who is completely charming of her limbs and protected by her own effulgence, does not get destroyed. Fire does not indeed destroy fire!" When Rama disowned Sita and asked Her to seek shelter elsewhere, Sita did not break down and plead. She understood Rama's words and acted like a woman of strength would. She proved Her purity by entering the Fire. Her chastity made Her pass through the fire unscathed. Rama Himself acknowledged Sita's character. After Queen Sita was abandoned by Rama, Sita wept and was sad but She sent a message through Lakshmana assuring Rama not to worry about Sita and to care for the subjects without bearing any grudge towards them. Such was Sita's strength which made Her confident and forgiving. Sita also raised Her sons single-handedly and made them strong, talented and virtuous. There is also a story in Adbhuta Ramayana about how Sita killed Sahastra Ravana in Her Kāli Swaroop. The demon was stronger than Sri Rama Himself. This shows that Sita was the cause and energy of the universe and She allowed Herself to be kidnapped so that She could assist Her Husband in establishing Dharma. Quota answer for u ra pilli Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChinnaBhasha Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 1 minute ago, chanchala said: Pilli gadu cheppesadu ga that he is excited about the unknown ani. Unknown gurinchi em maatladthaam nee id endi? why came up with such name? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silveradotwo Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 @VenkyBabu answered well ,pilli gadu vinipinchunte kada 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tom bhayya Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 ssshh time ki salary padi naalugu dabbulu account lo undi free time ekkuva aithey ilaanti doubts ey vasthaayi inka next nenu kuda god ney antaaru pichi mudirithey Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chanchala Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 6 minutes ago, ChinnaBhasha said: nee id endi? why came up with such name? I get ids from others Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChinnaBhasha Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 1 minute ago, chanchala said: I get ids from others vokay.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chanchala Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 1 minute ago, tom bhayya said: ssshh time ki salary padi naalugu dabbulu account lo undi free time ekkuva aithey ilaanti doubts ey vasthaayi inka next nenu kuda god ney antaaru pichi mudirithey What about people who comment on politics and celebrate ethnic superiority then? All of this are hubris of modern age. God is a stand up comedian no one enjoys anymore. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Catalpha Posted August 14, 2020 Author Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 11 minutes ago, Silveradotwo said: Arey pilliga niku dammunte post on post on prophet mohammad and child wife , don't blabber abt seethama (who was given utmost priority by all hindus) She became goddess bcoz How powerful was the goddess Sita? Ad by OPPO Mobile India Fully charged in 36 min - 65W SuperVOOC 2.0 in OPPO Reno4 Pro. Sense the Infinite with superfast 65W SuperVOOC in OPPO Reno4 Pro. Charge for full day, just 36 min away! Learn More 5 Answers Akhilavandana Natesh, Inspired by Sītā's virtues. Answered March 3, 2020 · Author has 142 answers and 202.7K answer views Sita was Ayonija, one of non-uterine birth. Her birth was divine. How can she not be powerful? Sita was Shakti. Sita was Sri Lakshmi Devi herself. She was the Shakti of the Universe. She was the cause and inspiration of Lord Rama and was as powerful as Him.Valmiki Ramayana was actually the magnificent tale of the great Sita. It is known as Sītāyah Charitam Mahāt. One should understand that there is no difference between Rama and Sita. One should never consider Sita as a helpless, meek and docile woman. She was not a weeping Abala Nāri. She was not a victim of patriarchy. She possessed great mental strength and willpower and was indeed Rama's strength. Her Story should be carefully understood and interpreted. Now, coming to Sita's physical strength, it is believed that Sita was able to lift the powerful and heavy Shiva Dhanush at a tender age. In fact, an impressed King Janaka decided to hold a contest only after this incident. This incident is not mentioned in Valmiki's Ramayana, though. Sita was able to walk through the dangerous forests in the company of Rama. The thorns and demons didn't hurt Her. Even though Sita was physically grabbed by Viradha and Ravana, She fought as much as She could and made Her husband slay Her abductors. She was so powerful. Her mental strength and chastity were Her greatest powers. She had a strong and bold mind and never hesitated to stand up for herself and speak her mind. Sita was so powerful that the lusty ogre Ravana, who was feared by the three worlds and who had violated many women, was powerless in front of Sita. Sita was resilient and firm. She was never swayed away by Ravana's charms and threats. Sita had the power to reduce Ravana into ashes with the power of Her chastity. She spared Ravana's life so that Rama, who had incarnated to kill Ravana, could rescue Sita and prove His valour. Towards the end, Ravana felt scared because of Sita! Sita had the ability to control fire with the power of Her chastity and devotion to Rama. In Sundara Kānda, when Hanumān set Lanka ablaze, Sita prayed to Agni to make him cool down the fire be harmless towards Hanuman. tadaa = then; saa = she; aasiit = was maN^galaabhimukhii = wishing for the welfare; mahaakapeH = of Hanuma; vishaalaakSi = the large-eyed Seetha; prayataa = with her devoted self; upatasthe = worshipped; havya vaahanam = the fire-god. Then, the large-eyed Seetha, wishing for the welfare of Hanuman, prayed the fire-god with her devoted self. यदि अस्ति पति शुश्रूषा यदि अस्ति चरितम् तपः || ५-५३-२८ यदि च अस्ति एक पत्नीत्वम् शीतो भव हनूमतः | 28. asti yadi = If I have done; patishushruuSaa = any service to my husband; astiyadi charitam = if I have done; tapaH = a penance; asti cha yadi = if I am; eka patniitvam = a faithful wife; tvam = you; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanumataH = to Hanuma. "If I have done any service to my husband, if I have performed a penance and if I am a faithful wife, please be cool to Hanuman." यदि कश्चित् अनुक्रोशः तस्य मयि अस्ति धीमतः || ५-५३-२९ यदि वा भाग्य शेषम् मे शीतो भव हनूमतः | 29. dhiimataH tasya yadi = if the wise Rama; kimchit = has even a little; anukroshaH = of Kindness; mayi = towards me; yadi vaa me = and if towards me; bhaagya sheSaH = some good fortune is remaining; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanuumataH = to Hanuma. "If the wise Rama has even a little of kindness to me and if I have still some good fortune remaining to my credit, please be cool to Hanuman”. यदि माम् वृत्त सम्पन्नाम् तत् समागम लालसाम् || ५-५३-३० स विजानाति धर्म आत्मा शीतो भव हनूमतः | 30. saH dharmaatmaa yadi = If that virtuous Rama; vijaanaati = understands; maam = me; vR^ittasampannam = as endowed with a good moral conduct; tatsamaagama laalasaam = ardently desirous of meeting him; bhava = be; shiitaH = cool; hanumataH= to Hanuma. "If that virtuous Rama recognises me as one,, who is endowed with a good moral conduct and who is ardently desirous of meeting him, please be cool to Hanuman” Hanuman realized that fire cannot harm fire, for Sita was the blazing fire. athavaa = or else; kalyaaNii = Seetha the auspicious lady; chaarusarvaaNgii = having completely charming limbs; rakSitaa = protected svena tejasaa = by her own effulgence; na nashiSyati = does not get destroyed; agniH = fire; na pravartate = doe no do injury agnau = into fire. "Or else, Seetha the auspicious lady, who is completely charming of her limbs and protected by her own effulgence, does not get destroyed. Fire does not indeed destroy fire!" When Rama disowned Sita and asked Her to seek shelter elsewhere, Sita did not break down and plead. She understood Rama's words and acted like a woman of strength would. She proved Her purity by entering the Fire. Her chastity made Her pass through the fire unscathed. Rama Himself acknowledged Sita's character. After Queen Sita was abandoned by Rama, Sita wept and was sad but She sent a message through Lakshmana assuring Rama not to worry about Sita and to care for the subjects without bearing any grudge towards them. Such was Sita's strength which made Her confident and forgiving. Sita also raised Her sons single-handedly and made them strong, talented and virtuous. There is also a story in Adbhuta Ramayana about how Sita killed Sahastra Ravana in Her Kāli Swaroop. The demon was stronger than Sri Rama Himself. This shows that Sita was the cause and energy of the universe and She allowed Herself to be kidnapped so that She could assist Her Husband in establishing Dharma. Quota answer for u ra pilli How to become God ra? How do you know if you're God's incarnation? Did Sita know that she was God's incarnation? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Silveradotwo Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 7 minutes ago, Catalpha said: How to become God ra? How do you know if you're God's incarnation? Did Sita know that she was God's incarnation? People around her know she is goddess ,as she born from earth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Catalpha Posted August 14, 2020 Author Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 Just now, Silveradotwo said: People around her know she is goddess ,as she born from earth Are you sure? Did she know she was God when she was in human form? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
chanchala Posted August 14, 2020 Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 3 minutes ago, Catalpha said: Are you sure? Did she know she was God when she was in human form? did jesus know he was child of god when he was in human form? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Catalpha Posted August 14, 2020 Author Report Share Posted August 14, 2020 Just now, chanchala said: did jesus know he was child of god when he was in human form? I don't know, haven't followed Christian scriptures to know his story. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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