Thus he enrolled in the hit-list of the king and considered as rebel. Once he killed the other soldiers who did wrong stuff.
He himself was a soldier of a king in past. Ratnakar strictly ordered them to not to spend the earned stuff at brothels. He and his gang then distribute the stuff amongst them. In the dark nights in deep jungle he used to loot the travelers passing through. Ratnakar was a dacoit, people were feared from. That is why it is said that You are your own friend and you yourself are your enemy too. So, if the Karta himself can watch and analyze his own actions neutrally, he himself can control it. We can hide the truth from the others but not from ourselves. And only the Karta, the person who does the thing, knows what he is doing. He may be reading but not absorbing! What difference it make then whether he read it or not? So unless and until, one firmly believe in his actions and know the importance of what he is doing, he may not be doing it properly. His eyes might be in the book but his mind might be anywhere else.
For example, you can ask a child to read a book, and you can force him to take a book and read. This happens to all the aspects, not only wrong doings. The wrong doings can be prevented only by the proper attitude of everyone in the society. We know that punishment, prison, fear cannot prevent crime from being happen, why? Because till one do not consider his actions are wrong, he will not hesitate doing it. One should watch his/her own actions neutrally Probably the philosophy of afterlife could came to existence due to the following reasons. We often heard people saying that why it matters that what happens after the death? Also why we think that there are heaven and hell? Who knows that it really exist? Does thinking of after-life and avoid enjoying the material happiness in the current life isn’t wrong approach? Isn’t it a way of escape? Escape from the truth, the facts, the actual life we live? You are responsible for your deeds and no one else will take responsibility from your shoulders. Ultimately all relations are based on some kind of selfishness and there comes a point when a person start thinking about his/her own interest rather than the other. Abhimanyu Singh, Vishwa Badola, Rushad Rana, Jaya Bhattacharya, Zakir Hussain, Mukesh Tiwari, Vrajesh Hirjee, Sai Deodhar, Purva Parag, Ravi Khanvilkar, K K Raina, Sandeep Mohan, Umang Gurjar, Rasika Duggal, Auroshikha Dey, Gagan Malik, Huma Qureshi, Faisal Rashid, Usha Rana, Gyanesh Pandey, Dev Khubnani, Amit Behl, and others…Įxploring the story of Ratnakar his wife Ratnavali and Sage Narad (aka Devarshi Narada), this episode explores the bitter truth of life and society.
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