Fwd: Alavandar's statement about barren mothers

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> Dear madam,

>

> Do not get unduly perturbed over what you wrote. You

> were obviously only trying to learn and understand

> the> story about Alavandar's debate. You also seem

to be> a very young person. So I can well understand.

>

> But I hope you will understand too that anyone would

> be taken a little aback if told so bluntly as you

> did that his/her mother is a "barren woman". One can

quote any scripture for support, but on such peculiar

occasions, it would amount to no more than the devil

quoting scripture.

>

> But never mind, let's just carry on, but perhaps you

should be careful in future as to how you phrase your

e-mails. The internet is a very difficult medium to

master.

 

Wishing you all the very best.

>

> Rgds,

>

> dAsan,

> Sudarshan

>

>

> --- Hema Narayana <hemanarayana wrote:

> >

> > srimathe rangaramanuja mahadesikaya namaha

> >

> > Pranams

> >

> >

> > I had just wrote the extract of the explanation

> from

> > that article.

> >

> > I am neither a very knowledgeable nor a scholarly

> > person to comment on Sri Alavandar's statements, I

> > just wrote what I had read from that article.

> >

> >

> > If I had been wrong , I request elders to forgive

> > me for the same.

> >

> > Adiyal

> >

> > Hema Narayana

 

 

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