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  1. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Makes much more sense here . .
  2. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    if u check Messiah's Post you'll notice an "edited" tag
  3. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    and that to you is a verdict . . . ?? All his life he spoke even many times suffered for standing up for Indian Culture and its History . . .
  4. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    What's AIM ?
  5. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    To you . . .May be love to drag everyone in that camp . . . . . . . That to me is a centrist view !!
  6. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Since u quoted Wikipedia . . . I think u might have made just a cursory glance at the Article ^ perhaps you missed this part . . . So no he didin't think that British civilized us . . .actually quite the opposite
  7. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Its still Ramayana . . .
  8. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    I am still talking Ramayana or rather my attempts at interpretation of it . . . and i also flirt with the idea that Hanuman and other 'Monkeys' might be people of Sino - Asian ethnicities . Outrageous ?? Not to me !
  9. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Nobody needs to take everything from anyone seriously . . . Every POV has its merits still . . .More or less I believe the Myth of Ramyana is rooted in History rather then simply the fantasies of some sage . Its not totally Pointless to try to interpolate myth with the Historical theories
  10. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Well yeah Aryan / Dravidian version is what i make of it when i combine his version with The Aryan Invasion Theory . . . He ofcourse he contended that Rama must have been a king of Persian Origins . . . and other as Natives/Aboriginals
  11. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Alright then . . . For the Record . . . It is not DMK's version . . . I never called Hanuman Dravid . . . It's the Nirad C Chaudhary version / Interpretation of events
  12. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    That's it . . .!! I rest my case
  13. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    I am not saying that it was NOT Lust . . . It could have been . . . I t as well may not have been . . .We dont know and More importantly Ram and Laxman had no right to punish her for harboring sexuaa desires;
  14. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    As they Say the The Devil is in the Details . Your oversimplification of events suits your purpose to justify that the least amount of force these great gods could have used was to cut off the nose of a women that they deliberately enraged . In my version these two Aryans first humiliated...
  15. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    The fact that u keep attacking me and not my messages . . . says all about sense . Let's stop this bullshit about Married man and Lustful lady Married man did get married again and again in this age with wild abandon as did Ram's Father her Lust here is not subject to the judgement of two...
  16. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    I am sorry . . . it requires sense of humour outside my ability to explain
  17. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    How funny these two posts coming from the same man :rofl:
  18. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    Nothing but Wishful Interpretation to suit your Purpose IMO
  19. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    well we would need reference to understand what exactly did this Rejection entail . . ? I seriously suspect saying that she was simply rejected might be ommiting relevant details
  20. Cliff@sea

    Ramayana: Ancient Indian Epic

    obviously u need more then hints . . . Your Logic that she's at fault because she desired a man already married has no value . . . Because we are talking of an age where Polygamy was norm . Now got the relevance of Dasharath ?
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