Spiritual Stories Post #19 “The Fault Lies in Exposure�

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A little history might help I guess. Go back to the days of Tunjattu

Ezhutacchan .... You will see what sort of social reforms he was doing.

 

It could be for exposing blind faith of people that he could have done

such a thing. " You are supposed to be pure to enter the Temple " .

 

So he could very well have revolted that - NO ONE IS PURE / CLEAN -

everyone has the excreta in the body - a COUNTER/REVERSE argument in

this case. So by logic - since excreta concealed within the body IS NOT

UNCLEAN OR POLLUTING - fish concelead in one's clothes IS NEITHER

UNCLEAN or POLLUTING.

 

I am really not sure.

 

 

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Patricia Jay wrote:

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> Yes, Mr Sharma, it makes a great deal of sense.

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> There were times in history when true devotees were denied entry into

> the temple on very absurd grounds. For example, if a devotee was even

> physically clean after a proper bath etc etc, some arrogant and

> power-drunk individual could deny entry to the devotee because " his

> blood (meaning his race or caste or family) was tainted " .

> So it sounds very likely that Ezhutacchan was aiming to attack this

> injustice. Therefore he acted this way.

 

A true devotee IS NEVER DENIED DARSHAN! Even if there is SOME ARROGANT

PERSON. This can clearly be seen in the many parables of the Puranas and

also one of the stories of Bhagavan! (I will not spell it out now - Mr.

Meyyappan will post it (in a few weeks I suppose) -

 

Take for instance the case of Prahlada and Narasimha - Vaageeshar

(Thirunavukkarasar) - you'll find scores of devotees like this.

 

|| Muruga Sharanam ||

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