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As I read Valmiki’s original, Ramayana, anywhere and everywhere, the description of Sri Rama’sย  Gunanubhava, Roopa Sowndarya, and Gambheerya brings the Soul’s Perfection in Human form, not merely a highly elevated Satwic Human. ๐Ÿ“™๐ŸŒ…๐Ÿน[…]

Because in this Kali, it’s impossible for human personalities to even think, much less aspire to, such Noblities in the human mind.ย So, as I read Sri Rama, I feel He is manifesting all Atma Gunas so vividly, which the Divine Man will also exhibit, but Rama shows Man to follow Dharma from Sastras, whereas the Divine Man will naturally act in Divine mode, not through Sastras.ย 

If all the Divine possibilities are already manifested in Rama, then the whole idea of Dashavatar becomes meaningless. Rama is no doubt great and it is true that few, if any, human beings can surpass him in valour and strength of character, above all, the ability to bring his emotions under control and stay focused on the dharma of the King. But there are many other sides of the Divine Manifestation that awaited the coming of Krishna. The Divine Superman and the Supramental being is still further, – a communicant and prophet and lover and King manifesting wisdom, strength and love in all the Divine Glory and driven only by the Divine Will in all his thoughts and actions and feelings and even the bodily movements.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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