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Treta Yuga Analysis
Vishnu 1 This myth describes life as a continuously repetitive cycle. What aspects of life support such a view? In some of our worlds it was about Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. We had the first stage of life beginning with Adam and Eve, they were given everything they wanted, and they did not have to work or do anything. Everything was provided for them until Eve ate an apple from the forbidden tree and convinced Adam to do the same. Then there was shame and guilt. We had to pay for those sins and so we then go through the second stage. Now we have to work hard for what we need and want. Building our own homes, providing our families with food and clothing and all the essentials, similar to the Treta Yuga cycle. The third stage …show more content…
We all still have to work for a living and provide for our families and our selves, Some of the people are greedy and selfish, and the rich still live in a class of their own taking care of themselves, but some are trying to make a difference with the poor. Some of the rich are not happy with what they have and want more. Some of the poor are tired of being poor and want more. Our morals are not quite as strong as they use to be. Maybe it is because we have such a diverse culture that we are forgetting all our morals and unsure of what is true or not. We seem to be suffering more and poverty is causing destruction in ourselves. Is there a Depression coming? Who knows, but I hope we all remember to help one …show more content…
Like in the case of Rama and Sita, and how Rama dealt with her faithfulness after she was kidnapped by Ravana. Sita had to prove she still had her virtue. I know it was to prove to the people so that they would not question her virtue was stained. Yet when later the people of his kingdom questioned it he was too weak to defend her instead he sent her away giving birth to his two sons. We have the freedom of making better choices and living our lives according to what is right and not based on what other people think of feel. I believe in love, respect and the pursuit of happiness. I also believe we must love and protect our families with trust and respect for one another. No one should take that
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