Hanuman Quotes

Lord Ram gave Hanuman a quizzical look and said, "What are you, a monkey or a man?" Hanuman bowed his head reverently, folded his hands and said, "When I do not know who I am, I serve You and when I do know who I am, You and I are One.

They said I would never remember how strong and powerful I am until someone reminded me," said Hanuman. "Sometimes I wonder if it is a curse that we are all under at some point or another.

Ask him why there are hypocrites in the world.' 'Because it is hard to bear the happiness of others.' 'When are we happy?' 'When we desire nothing and realize that possession is only momentary, and so are forever playing.' 'What is regret?' 'To realize that one has spent one's life worrying about the future.' 'What is sorrow?' 'To long for the past.' 'What is the highest pleasure?' 'To hear a good story.

His eyes twinkled as he smiled. “Love everyone, serve everyone, and feed everyone. Serve like Hanuman without selfishness and greed. This is the key to realizing God.

Little baby Hanuman was hungry.

The Hindu deity Hanuman offers a similar example of devotional service. Every act he performs becomes an offering to Rama (God). His service brings him to the very edge of unitive love. How powerful his vision: “When I know who I am, I am you,” he says, kneeling before Rama, “when I don’t know who I am, I serve you.

Do you know about Hanuman, sir? He was the faithful servant of the god Rama, and we worship him in our temples because he is a shining example of how to serve your masters with absolute fidelity, love, and devotion. These are the kinds of gods they have foisted on us Mr. Jiabao. Understand, now, how hard it is for a man to win his freedom in India.

Hanuman tertarik pada Trijata lantaran Trijata memang lebih hangat ketimbang Sinta. Trijata lebih manusiawi. Sebagai kera, Hanuman rindu pada bau manusia. Hanuman tak mencium bau manusia pada Sinta. Baginya bau Sinta terlalu bau bidadari.

Terkadang, salah dan benar hanya dipisahkan oleh sesuatu yang tak pernah ada.

There are 1.2 billion people in India at this moment, most of them are Hindus, most of them therefore are polytheists. In Dr Craig's (Christian) universe, no matter how good these people are, they are doomed. If you are praying to the monkey god, Hanuman, you are doomed. You'll be tortured in hell for eternity. Now is there the slightest evidence for this? No, it just says so in Mark 9, Matthew 13 and Revelations 14. Perhaps you'll remember from The Lord of the Rings, it says that when the elves die, they go to Valinor, but they can be reborn in Middle Earth. I say that just as a point of comparison.

As Sri Krishna says, And when he sees me in all and sees all in me, then I never leave him and he never leaves me. And he, who in this oneness of love loves me in whatever he sees, wherever this man may live, in truth, he lives in me...

Hanuman has no issues being Angad’s follower. This is Hanuman’s personality—always a team player, ever willing to serve, with absolutely no desire to dominate.

Ram asks Hanuman, “Who are you, Hanuman?” Hanuman answers, “When I don’t know who I am, I serve you. When I know who I am, I am you.

In the loudest voice I could muster, I shouted, "As of this moment, you are no longer the armies of China, Macedonia, Myanmar, Tibet or India. You are now warriors of Durga! We have already fought and overcome many fierce creatures. Now we give you the symbol of their power." I borrowed the Scarf and touched it to my Pearl Necklace. The silken material sped down each and every soldier to cloak them in the most brilliant red, blue, green, gold and white. Even the flag bearers were not left out and now held banners depicting Durga riding her tiger into battle. "Red for the heart of a Phoenix that sees through falsehood!" I cheered and raided the trident. "Blue for the Monsters of the Deep that rip apart those who dare to cross their domain! Gold for Metal Birds that cut their enemies with razor beaks! Green for the Horde of Hanuman that comes alive to protect that which is most precious! And white for the Dragons of the Five Oceans, whose cunning and power has no equal!

When you kick others at their weak point, time is timing a painful kick at your strong point

I take the dust from the lotus feet of the guru to cleanse the mirror of my mind.” So begins a sacred ode to Hanuman.

In Ramayana, we saw Sita was sitting under a tree crying. Meanwhile Hanuman climbed the tree, dropped Rama's ring into her lap, and told her Rama will come and save her. Our crying pure mind is looking for the Rama's ring. Chakra meditation with breath is uniting the pure mind Sita with the pure soul Rama.

How do gods help so many people at the same time? Because they don’t have to do anything except being who they are. You have to tune yourself to get their help. Dance like Shiva to allow His energy to flow through you. Rest like Vishnu for receiving His energy, be creative like Brahma, be playful like Krishna, be egoless like Hanuman and so on. If you keep worrying, only demonic energies will flow through you.

॥दोहा॥ श्रीगुरु चरन सरोज रज, निज मनु मुकुरु सुधारि। बरनउँ रघुबर बिमल जसु, जो दायकु फल चारि॥ Doha With the dust of guru’s lotus feet having, I cleanse the mirror of my soul sparkling, Raghuvar’s spotless glory I be singing, The four fruits of life it ever is giving. - 303 -

One day I was showing the sea to a girl who was seeing it for the first time; she declared that she thought a field of potatoes was a far more impressive sight.

Paralysis is the first stage of wisdom.

Your trustworthiness quotient depends on your transparency ratio.

Abandon pride, which is the same as Tamas-guna (darkness), rooted as it is in ignorance and is a source of considerable pain; and adore Lord Shri Rama, the Chief of the Raghus and an ocean of compassion. (Page 787).

On the path of devotion, the relationship between the devotee and deity is personal and unique. Your father’s Hanuman can be different from your Hanuman. Maybe his Hanuman doesn’t allow him to cut nails on Tuesday, your Hanuman might allow. The devotee assigns characteristics to the deity out of love. There are as many deities as there are devotees.

Nothing is unattainable, my Lord, to him who enjoys Your grace. Through Your might, a mere shred of cotton can surely burn a submarine fire (the impossible can be made possible).

Akulah Hanuman musuhku yang abadi adalah diriku.

it is Hanuman who sees his work as an exercise to discover what he is capable of becoming while Valmiki sees his work as a beacon to gather fame, attention and validation.

I cannot do anything in life, I am inferior and insufficient' is a sentiment more deadly than diseases like Aids and Cancer; and it is the 'HanumanChalisa' that wipes out this sentiment.

[...] è Hanuman, il dio preferito di chiunque viva nelle Tenebre. Conosce Hunuman, signore? Era il fedele servo del dio Rama, e nei nostri templi lo adoriamo perché è un fulgido esempio di come servire i padroni con assoluta fedeltà, amore e devozione. E' questo il genere di dei che ci hanno rifilato, Mr Jiabao. Lo capisce adesso quant'è difficile per un uomo in India conquistare la propria libertà?

Each of these rivers is associated with a particular divine force. The Ganga is associated with Shiva, Godavari with Rama, Yamuna with Krishna, Sindhu with Hanuman, Saraswati with Ganesha, Kaveri with Dattatreya and Narmada with Durga.

Spiritual Practices In Hindu myth, Hanuman, servant of the god Ram, tells Ram: “When I don’t know who I am, I serve you. When I know who I am, I am you.” Can you see the evolution of your soul through service? How can you be the change you long to see in the world?

There is great joy in satisfying oneself,’ said Hanuman. ‘But there is greater joy when we satisfy ourselves by satisfying others. Still greater joy when we do not need satisfaction. And even more joy, when despite not needing satisfaction, we provide satisfaction to others.

At the end of the market is a tall, whitewashed, conelike tower, with black intertwining snakes painted on all its sides—the temple. Inside, you will find an image of a saffron-colored creature, half man half monkey: this is Hanuman, everyone’s favorite god in the Darkness. Do you know about Hanuman, sir? He was the faithful servant of the god Rama, and we worship him in our temples because he is a shining example of how to serve your masters with absolute fidelity, love, and devotion. These are the kinds of gods they have foisted on us, Mr. Jiabao. Understand, now, how hard it is for a man to win his freedom in India.

Our psychological birth takes place when we accept a guru who reveals to us the secrets of the Vedas.

People summon divine energy through love and trust but waste it immediately in hate and doubt. A devotee is someone who slowly cuts this wastage to zero.

The sage said, ‘It is the name of Ram that ensured the bridge of stones to Lanka did not crack under the weight of the monkeys. Likewise, it is the name of Krishna that ensures this bridge of arrows withstands Hanuman’s weight. Strength alone is not enough in this world; divine grace is needed. Krishna is Ram and both are Hari or Vishnu. Never forget that. Without Krishna you are nothing. You are Nara and he is Narayana.

संकट मोचन हनुमानाष्टक मत्तगयन्द छन्द बाल समय रबि भक्षि लियो तब तीनहुँ लोक भयो अँधियारो। ताहि सों त्रास भयो जग को यह संकट काहु सों जात न टारो। देवन आनि करी बिनती तब छाँड़ि दियो रबि कष्ट निवारो। को नहिं जानत है जग में कपि संकटमोचन नाम तिहारो॥१॥ When as a child you lapped the sun, darkness on triple world fell, The worlds so got into trouble and a crisis that none could dispel, Gods then prayed to you to spare the sun and you did so quell, Who doesn’t know in this world your name `Problem Solver’ bells? - 294 -

1. Mahabharata (3.281.34) 34. adrohah sarva-bhuteshu karmana manasa gira anugrahas cha danam cha satam dharmah sanatanah Never displaying malice towards any living being through actions, thoughts or words, acts of kindness, and giving in charity; this is the Sanatana Dharma adhered to by righteous persons.

Strength without intelligence makes us dim-witted tools in the hands of others. Intelligence without strength, on the other hand, means we can never realize our dreams, for strength means a body that has stamina, a mind that has patience, and a life with access to resources and agency. Knowledge without intelligence prevents us from being worldly. Intelligence without knowledge makes us narrow-minded, short-sighted frogs in a well. Knowledge is infinite, it has no boundaries, and in Hinduism, God is the personification of that infinite knowledge. Everyone has access only to a slice (bhaga) of reality; the one who knows all slices is God (bhagavan).

Lanka’s heart lay large barracks.

Success is a liar liars love success

as a man comes to know God in the unitive vision, he knows in that some moment, his own true Self. This intriguing fact is expressed most succinctly in a passage from the ancient Indian epic, the Ramayana; in it, Rama, who represents the Godhead incarnate, asks his servant, Hanuman, “How do you regard me?” And Hanuman replies: dehabhavena daso’smi jivabhavena twadamshakah atmabhave twamevaham (When I identify with the body, I am Thy servant; When I identify with the soul, I am a part of Thee; But when I identify with the Self, I am truly Thee.)1 These three attitudes represent progressively subtler stages of self-identification: from the identification with the body, to identification with the soul, until, finally, one comes to know the Divine, and thereby one’s eternal Self. While each of these three relational attitudes finds expression as the prevailing attitude within various individual religious traditions, they are essentially representative of the viewpoint from these different stages of self-awareness.

Egged on by peers Vayu’s son Enshrined by man as Hanuman Enthused himself to shoulder Search of Seetha, Rama’s spouse Snared whom Ravan to Lanka Sea across that hundred leagues.

SAB SUKH LAHAI TUMHAARI SARNA TUM RAKSHAK KAAHU KO DARNA

His monotheism left no place for apparent polytheism. We know that a fundamental Hindu teaching is that God is one: Truth is One; sages call it by many names such as Indra, Mitra, Varuna, Yama, Garutman, or Matarishvan. (Rig Veda: 1:164:46) The Yajur Veda, another important scripture, expresses the same truth as follows: For an awakened soul, Indra, Varuna, Agni, Yama, Aditya, Chandra – all these names represent only One spiritual being. (32:1) These words lie at the heart of the religion but for many devotees and non-Hindu observers the reality seems to be polytheistic. The pictures and images which may be seen in a mandir, ranging from Rama and Hanuman, to Jesus, the Virgin Mary, Guru Nanak and Gandhi, might convey this message to the uninformed, rather than one of diversity within unity which is at the heart of Hinduism. Certainly that seems to have been true of the village Hinduism that Guru Nanak experienced.

I have no way to repay your love. I can only give you myself. —RAMAYANA (RAMA TO HANUMAN AS THEY EMBRACE)

The attitude that homosexual activity is not "genuine" sexual, courtship, or pair-bonding behavior is also sometimes made explicit in the descriptions and terminology used by researchers... This attitude is also encoded directly in the words used for homosexual behaviors: rarely do animals of the same sex ever simply "copulate" or "court" or "mate" with one another (as do animals of the opposite sex). Instead, male walruses indulge in "mock courtship" with each other, male African elephants and gorillas have "sham matings", while female sage grouse and male hanuman langurs and common chimpanzees engage in "pseudo-matings". Musk-oxen participate in "mock copulations", mallard ducks of the same sex form "pseudo-pairs" with each other, and blue-bellied rollers have "fake" sexual activity. Male lions engage in "feigned coitus" with one another, male orang-utans and savanna baboons take part in "pseudo-sexual" mountings and other behaviors, while mule deer and hammerheads exhibit "false mounting"... Even the use of the term 'homosexual' is controversial. Although the majority of scientific sources on same-sex activity classify the behavior explicitly as "homosexual" - and a handful even use the more loaded terms 'gay' or 'lesbian' - many scientists are nevertheless loath to apply this term to any animal behavior. In fact, a whole "avoidance" vocabulary of alternate, and putatively more "neutral", words have come into use... The use of "alternate" words such as 'unisexual' is sometimes advocated precisely because of the homophobia derived by the term 'homosexual': one scientist reports that an article on animal behavior containing 'homosexual' in its title was widely received with a "lurid snicker" by biologists, many of whom never got beyond the "sensationalistic wording" of the title to actually read its contents.

And then there is the Löwenmensch – the Lion Man of the Hohlenstein-Stadel. In the hills between Nuremberg and Munich in Swabian Germany there are caves that have yielded one of the most important works ever crafted by an unknown artist. Around 40,000 years ago, a woman or man sat somewhere in or near that cave, with the detritus of a hunt scattered around. They took a piece of ivory, a tusk from a woolly mammoth, and carefully considered that it might be the right material, shape and size for something that they had been pondering. Now extinct, cave lions were fierce predators at that time, posing a threat to people, and also to the animals that people would hunt and eat. That person thought about the lions, and how formidable they are, and maybe wondered what it would be like to have the power of a lion in the body of a human. Maybe this tribe revered the cave lions out of fear and awe. Whatever the reason, this artist took that mammoth ivory, a flint knife, and patiently carved the tusk into a mythical figure. It is a chimaera, a fantastic beast that is made up of the parts of multiple animals. Chimaeras exist throughout all human cultures for most of history, from mermaids, fawns or centaurs, to the glorious monkey-man god Hanuman, to the Japanese snake-woman nure-onna, to the Wolpertinger, an absurd and mischievous Bavarian part-duck part-squirrel part-rabbit with antlers and vampire teeth. Today, we have reached the ultimate manifestation of a 40,000-year interest in hybrid creatures in genetic engineering, where elements from one animal are transposed into another, and hence we have cats that glow in the dark with the genes of deep-sea crystal jellyfish Aquorea victoria, and goats that produce dragline silk from the golden orb weaver spider in their udders. The Lion Man of Hohlenstein-Stadel

I knew now that love - no matter how deep - wasn't enough to transform another person: how they thought, what they believed. At best, we could only change ourselves.

Qi is life, spirit. It is light and lightning. It is the wind and the quaking earth and the raging storm. It is the great universal energy that permeates all things, places, and peoples, and shapes the threads of destiny that they may grasp upon. - Son Wukong, Heir of Hanuman and King of the Vanara

Modern inventions are nothing but discoveries of science during the prehistoric ages, which the world calls mythology now. Planes in this part of the planet have flown way before the invention of so-called airplanes claimed by the Wright brothers in 1903. The distance between the earth and the sun, that is 149,597,870 km, had already been calculated and written in the Hanuman Chalisa aeons ago, even before my birth, not after 1653. We have been praying to the nine planets since before the Ramayana, not after the invention of the telescope in 1608.

In Hinduism, God is the personification of that infinite knowledge. Everyone has access only to a slice (bhaga) of reality; the one who knows all slices is God (bhagavan).

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In the Puranas, every deity has a flag (dhvaja) of his own—Vishnu has a flag with the image of a hawk known as garuda-dhvaja, and Shiva has a flag with the image of a bull known as vrishabha-dhvaja—but Hanuman’s dhvaja belongs to Ram, in keeping with his role as Ram’s messenger and commander of his armies.

Hanuman,

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In the macrocosm, Rama represents the Supreme Self; and Hanuman, his devotee, the individual self. Within the microcosm of the embodied self (jiva), Rama represents the embodied self, who is caught in the cycle of births and deaths (samsara). Sita represents the physical self, i.e. the mind and the body complex (kshetra). Ravana, with his ten heads, represents the ego with ten senses that have fallen into evil ways. Hanuman represents the breath. When ego and the senses carry away the mind and body and put them to wrong use, with the help of its breath, the embodied soul restrains the senses, silences the ego, regains control of the mind and body and stabilizes them in the contemplation of God.

My last image of Cambodia was of darkness, it was the sound of nearly forty mute wanderers, of silent prayers. I closed my eyes. My father told my Hanuman had crossed the ocean, how he had gone into another life. Look back, my mother said, one last time. I follwed through our twilit apartment, walked in the shade of my father, past bare walls and open windows, the noise of the street pouring in. Between us, she said, I had known love, I had lived a childhood that might sustain me. I remembered beauty. Long ago, it had not seemed necessary to note its presence, to memorize it, to set the dogs out at the perimeter. I felt her in the persistent drumming of water against the boat's hull. Guard the ones you love, she told me. Carry us with you into the next life.

Ram is a metaphor. So is Ravana. So is Hanuman. The Ramayana takes place in the landscape that is our mind.

दोस्तों, यह सच है कि समझाने से लोग नहीं समझते, क्योंकि अगर समझ पाते तो बांसुरी बजाने वाले श्री कृष्ण कभी महाभारत नहीं होने देते। लेकिन फिर भी समझने और समझाने का प्रयास निरंतर जारी रखना चाहिए। हम सब अपने मान-सम्मान, धन-दौलत का ध्यान रखते हैं। रखना भी चाहिये। लेकिन क्या हम उस रामतत्व का ध्यान रखते हैं जो जन्म से ही हमारे अंदर छुपा है? इस रामतत्व को विकसित न कर पाना अज्ञानता है, परंतु उसे अपने हाथों नष्ट करना तो अत्यंत दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण है। कोई बात नही की आप इस जन्म में पुण्य कर्मों के बल को आगे के लिये संचित नही कर पाते हैं, लेकिन ये क्या की संचित जन्मों से संचित पुण्य कर्मों को भी इस जन्म में खत्म कर दें.. ये तो कोई समझदारी की बात नही हुई । इसीलिये हर कदम संभल कर चलना, सावधानी से चलना ही प्रार्थना है। प्रभु से प्रार्थना है कि आप शुभ कर्म करते हुए, अपने रामतत्व का पोषण करते हुए और अपने आराध्य पर विश्वास रखते हुए अपनी दिव्य सम्भावनाओं को जल्दी साकार कर लें। श्री रामाय नमः। ॐ हं हनुमते नमः।।

CHAPTER 3 THE BHAGAVAD-GITA Arjuna's chariot had come to the front.  His banner was presided over by Hanuman.  He could now see the sons of Dhritarashtra and the vyuha set up by his grandfather.  In the deafening noise set up by the several conchs and the war drums and trumpets Arjuna, taking up his Gandiva in his hand, said: "Krishna, set my chariot right in the midst of the two contending armies.  I want to see the heroes who are arrayed against us. I want to have a good look on these men who are so eager for battle.  I want to see with whom I have to fight in this war.  I want to see all the many heroes who are so eager to please Duryodhana".

Hidden within every act of naughtiness is a seed of intelligence.

The school of envy teaches you that others’ failure is your success. The school of humility teaches you that envying others’ success is your real failure.

Prayer is a torchlight that shows you hidden possibilities in the dark environment of your despondent mind.

The first letter of “anger” represents audacity and the last letter, repentance.

The first question he asked was, ‘Is Hanuman alive?’ Jambavan’s confidence in Hanuman’s ability was such that as long as he was alive, hope was alive.

Red became the colour of valour and fertility. Later, as the doctrine of ahimsa (non-violence) gained ground, blood was represented symbolically using sindoor (vermillion).

Even later, the red colour was replaced by saffron colour, indicating celibacy and continence, a rejection of all things sensory.

The word ‘darshan’ has a double meaning: view as well as worldview, sight as well as insight.

Hanuman stands on the frontier between the wilderness and the settlement, between the animal and the human world, and has the power to turn the negative into positive, poison into medicine.

Christian church, a Muslim mosque, a Buddhist monastery or a Sikh gurudwara are spaces designed to bring the community together and focus on a common goal—confess sins, reaffirm submission, awaken to desires and delusions and learn from the songs of the sages, as the case may be. But a Hindu temple is the house of a deity. We go to see them and be seen by them,

A king uses his power to serve people and create an ecosystem where people can outgrow hunger and fear. When a king uses his power to dominate those around him, it reveals the king has not outgrown his hunger and fear; he is not yet Ram. Likewise, a king’s agent uses his power to serve his master. When a king’s agent uses his power to dominate those around him, it reveals he has not outgrown his hunger and fear; he is not yet Hanuman.

The story of Hanuman’s birth is as fascinating as his mighty deeds. To know about birth of Hanuman, we have to go back sometime before his birth. Let us go to the palace of Lord Brahma where it all started.

तथा

सत्तर के दशक में एक फ़िल्म आई थी— ‘बावर्ची।’ उसका नायक परिवार के सदस्यों के बीच मेलजोल बढ़ाने के लिए एक-दूसरे के प्रति कहे गए नकारात्मक वाक्यों को उनके सामने सकारात्मक तरीक़े से पेश करता था। इससे उनके मन के मैल धुलते चले गए।

Lord Hanuman once visited a lake for taking bath and heard something beautiful (A female voice) and he ejaculated his sperm on that river by masturbation without anyone noticed and prayed to lord rama and universal lord (No One), that river and sperm went to south and reached both hole, where sita and andal left their souls in time frame . That is where universal lord saw the truth about immorality and sent many souls to find out the truth, why and how hanuman masturbated who himself said that 100% pure and which girl and how that girl made him to do that. not only beauty but also voices are dangerous sometimes 17, 23, 18, 0, 9, 6, 5, 13, 11, 12 Hanuman stories

You should be knowing what to ask, how to ask, where to ask, which language has to be used, which tone has to be used on which person, based on who the person is, what soul he/she has, whether they had been truthful to you or not, if they told truth to you and you should tell the truth as well, if they lied to you you should lie as well, if they are loyal to you you should be loyal to them as well, if they are strategic and managing with you you should manage and be strategic as well, "which language has to be used, which tone has to be used" சொல்லின் செல்வன் - ஃஹனுமன் ​ தொல்காப்பியம் சொல்லதிகாரம் <>>< 0 ஈ>1 Hanuman Chalisha

Knowledge is like a floating log of wood that helps us stay afloat in the ocean of misery. To find the shore, we have to kick our legs and swim. No one can do that for us,’ said Hanuman.

According to rationalists, Hanuman did not fly, he swam. In the Valmiki Ramayana, words for swimming and flying are used interchangeably.

In religious traditions around the world, there is invariably a medium between the spiritual and the material, between the deity and the devotee, between the transcendental and the phenomenal.

Heroin possesses no negative qualities. You Asshole.

Land of Role Play Hanuman

I know everyone is loving me all around the world But Someone is loving me more than anyone else, she is not Rajput, She is not Christian, She is not Islam, She is Hindu, She is Kannadiga, She loves Hanuman, Ram and Shiv as spiritual gurus, She does not like Vishnu or Bramma or Saraswathi, but outside world she is modern, Adamant, strong leader, Let me finish the trekking and If I think YRC is suitable for me, then probably I will talk with this adamant girl, RKP, But I am not sure whether I can manage her for whole life because she is very strong child of Hanuman and too adamant (Not Dominating - I do not like dominating girls but she is not dominating - For me I am saying this, for other guys she might be dominating) RKP - too adamant - Yes I like her

When you read history of anywhere, let it be India or any other country or any other culture or different cultures within same country, you can study their history, analyze deeply, write 1000 research articles, discuss and debate on multiple issues happened on history to lay a good moral foundations on present life, you can end up facing one truth for sure, through out history each and every individual or any culture were trying to prove themselves as they are withstanding and powerful to rule. As everyone (Everyone) were trying for knight regardless of any racial identity, finally wars, devastations, disease, disorders, chaos, and even in present time we study to understand out predecessors, for Tamilians Tamil is GOD, For Kannadigas Kannada, Ram and Hanuman are gods, for north Indians although they worship all gods, they are essentially children of Indra, for every other cultures their gods, philosophy of life differs. They think that they have solutions for everything so they have to rule, but to be frank NO ONE has solutions for everything. Knowledge that each and every individual has on different disciplines should be culminated and discussed to be applied on specific problem to be resolved, so there is neither patriarchal hegemony nor eve hegemony. There is no white domination, there is no gray domination, there is no blue domination, there is no red, yellow domination, there is essentially no black domination too, Domination always green, domination always nature, whatever war, pandemics happened so far in history came into resolution naturally not by pre - planning, GOD IS NATURE

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Ravana

Brahma,

Hindu religious traditions hold nature to be sacred and offer a philosophy of ahimsa, karma, reincarnation, and oneness that [points to] a vegan diet. . . . Gods, humans, and anymals are sometimes indistinguishable: A Hindu god might manifest as human, tortoise, man-lion, or elephant-headed human; a small, playful monkey might turn out to be the powerful god Hanuman. As gods, and through their own special powers, anymals are spiritually powerful in the Hindu tradition, and provide innumerable lessons and worthy examples for human beings. Humans are obligated to live a life of ahimsa, which requires Hindus to speak up in defense of those who are exploited.