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Also, when Hanuman ji came to Sita ma in Ashok vatika, she asked him what the strategy for war was, which included her asking if he was incooperating Intel from enemy lines and straight out refused to go without the completion of the mission.

She also, was going to be crowned as the queen instead of Ram ji Acc. To kakeyi in Valmiki ramayan. In some versions, as she is the royal bride of Ayodhya (it is only ram who is exiled but she decides to go) so she was dressed in red which corresponds to her becoming the Mahashakti to kill ravana's brother, the thousand headed demon.

Also, she is famous for reportedly inventing the game of snakes and ladders with her guardians in Ashok vatika and changing the style of cuisine (northern and eastern style) of the area while she was there.

Not only that, through out the ramayan, she has a mind and character of her own and speaks her mind even if to be evocative (when she asks laxman to follow Ram while chasing after a deer, answering back to ravan, powerfully and skillfully asking to leave with Ram from Ayodhya). Also, the famous meeting in the garden when she decides to marry Ramji, she asks Gauri ma for her blessings - indicating evident worship and power of adiShakti since ancient times.

Despite whatever they want you to believe, Ancient and medieval India was vibrant with Women mingling, learning, earning and worshipping together as evident by so many folklores and sculptures. I refuse to believe Sita ma was just a passive character. She was the living embodiment of Adishakti and will be worshipped as such.

If you think Sita was weak, remember that she single handedly lifted the Shiv-Dhanush as a child, was capable of burning people to ashes with a mere glance, could have freaking killed Ravan, was eligible to rule Ayodhya instead of Shree Ram as Guru Vashisht pointed out, was warned to Ravan as being Kalaratri, being capable of killing him, and did kill Raavan’s more powerful brother by invoking MahaKali.

She was every bit as strong as Śri Ram, something that was established in the Swayamvar itself. Just because she did not pick up a weapon, does not mean she was not capable of it either.

[isausmanmohd]

......! Duk wanda zakayi mu'amala dashi, kada karamin laifi yasa ka daukeshi a matsayin makiyinka (Da zaka yanke mu'amala dashi), domin shi din ba ma'asumi bane da ya girmi aikata kuskure, kamar yadda kaima kakeyi. Falsafa ta kare a cin naman kifi: domin saboda kayar dake cikinsa bai sawa a kyamamci namansa, baldai akan cire kayar sai ayi amfani da naman. hakanan yi kokari ka amfani alkairin ma'abocin alkairi, sai kasan inda zaka aje akasin, domin yau da gobe na sawa masoyan juna su zamo makiya, ko makiyan juna su zamo masoya, amma tsayawa a madakatar aje komai a mahallinsa shi zai sanya duk abinda ya abku, zaka san irin matsayin da zaka bashi, da wurin da zaka aje shi. Duk da yake bazaka tsira daga zargin ma'abota qawa zuci ba, harma bazaka tsira daga munanan sunaye yan rakiya ba, amma dai hakan shine zai sanya ka wanye lafiya da ALLAH muddin ka kyautata niyya. ALHAMDULILLAH. https://www.instagram.com/p/CmuGKW_IwcH/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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3 of the baddest booties in the game Lalax Koi Zmeena Orr and Kakeyy

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The Real Kakeyy & Tokyo Drift

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Striking a balance

In India, the greatest epic: Ramayana has moved, enlightened, and inspired humankind since forever. It depicts many beautiful relationships, but what it misses is a fine balance between them. With this article, I want to emphasize the importance of a good balance between various relations and roles that we all are a part of. It’s good to honor a relationship, but not at the cost of hurting some other.

We all know that king Dashratha made a blind promise to his second wife Kakeyi. I am sure he must have trusted her with his life, but of course, his wife was not selfless, to say the least. Now, to honor that promise, Lord Rama happily went into exile for fourteen long years. Wow, don’t all parents wish for such an obedient son who can sacrifice everything to honor their parents’ wishes!! Well, I don’t. It would be extremely selfish on my part to have my child suffer to keep a promise that I did not think well through before making. It is correct that I brought my child into this world, I am taking care of him/her, but I have no right to make such unreasonable demands. His/her life is his/her own, it is up to them to live it the way they want.

 Now, I want us to look at this scenario again, from a different angle this time. Along with Rama, his wife Sita went for an exile too. To keep a promise that his father had made, Lord Rama made his wife undergo hell, quite literally!! Now we can say that it was Sita’s own free will to accompany him to the forest. Well, my dear readers, what other choice did she quite have? To sit back and wait for her husband to come back in nearly a decade and a half? That is not a choice, I feel. We all know the kind of hardships she went through, living in the forest and then being abducted by Ravana and what not. But she had full faith in her husband, who did not let her down. He came and rescued her and I respect him for that but please don’t forget that it is him, who did not consider it important to be just to their relationship and say no to this whole idea of going to exile, and hence it is him who put her in that position in the first place itself. 

 Anyways, I have the utmost respect for Sita for the kind of selfless person she was. But can you see the irony here? This woman is asked to undergo ‘Agni pariksha’ to prove her purity and her innocence. (Well yeah, after all, she is a woman, right..and it’s a man’s world..grrrr…). Just imagine the kind of pain she must have gone through. Very rightly, she chose not to prove any damn thing to the world and decided to find solace in mother earth’s womb. Now, let’s ponder upon the same question of balance in relationships again. This action of hers, is it justified as she was also the mother of two children? She could have refused to undergo such a test and moved on with her kids.

 Dashratha was a good husband, but Kakeyi was not a good wife, and he chose to bring misery to his good son instead of saying a NO to his mean wife.

Rama was a good son, but his father Dashratha was mean. He found it okay to take away peace from his loving wife, but couldn’t say a NO to his mean father.

Sita was a good wife, but she was so victimized in the lop-sided relationships in her life, that ultimately her sons didn’t get to experience the best feeling in the world, their mother’s love, care, and affection, after she left. I feel utmost sorry for Luv and Kush, who were deprived of their mother’s love because of their father and grandfather’s inability to handle relationships in a balanced way. Just imagine, Sita, the noblest soul here, who stood by her husband in times of adversity and pain, would have been such a good wife and doting mother, had she been treated with respect and dignity!! 

  Do you see things from different perspectives here? An act of kindness may be good to one, but it can be hurtful to others. So, we should learn to see the bigger picture and learn to say no, when the other person is not being just. We should learn to weigh and prioritize things. We should have a small ego and a big heart. Everyone has a right to lead a happy and healthy life. Don’t expect anyone to make unnecessary sacrifices. Step up to help someone voluntarily, but don’t expect someone to step down against their own free will. Honor other people’s wishes and dreams just as cherish yours!! Only a happy person can keep others happy, you can’t pour any water from an empty pot!!

Lastly, my two cents here: If you cannot take care of a pet, don’t adopt it; if your job is extremely demanding, don’t make babies and then deprive them of simple joys of childhood; if you can’t give your spouse respect and dignity, don’t get married. But without all this, life can never be very beautiful, right? So, learn to create a fine balance between different engagements!! Believe me, it is possible, and extremely peaceful and gracious!! 

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Bandits kidnap a woman on a sick bed in Zaria.

Bandits kidnap a woman on a sick bed in Zaria.

A woman on a sick bed was kidnapped by bandits in Kakeyi’s Anguwar Malamai village, Zaria Local Government Area, Kaduna State. According to the Knowledgebase, the gunmen arrived in the village around 12 a.m. on Thursday, August 4, went straight to the home of Alhaji Shuaibu Dallatu and kidnapped his wife. According to one villager, “The bandits arrived there with the intent of kidnapping Alhaji…

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ALLAH YA FARHANTA MAKA, YADDA KA FARHANTAWA MASOYA ANNABI (S.A.W). Agaremu, soyayyar MANZON ALLAH (S.A.W) wata Mazhabace da take kore dukkanin dangogin bambance-bambance kowanne iri dake a tsakani, tare da sadar da 'yan uwantaka. Akasinta kuma ke kore kowacce irin dangantaka ko da ace an samu haduwa a manufa. Dubi Marigayi Mallam Ahmad Bamba, yayi jafa'i kala-kala ga Sufaye, amma dukkan laifukansa sun shude a zukatanmu, ko ayayin da muka jiyoshi yana girmamawa da martaba masoyinmu. Mallam Lawal Ahmad, babu shakka ka ciri tuta, ta fuskar masu shirya fina-finai, domin bayan kokari da kakeyi wajen koyar da kyawawan dabi'un Musulunci a wannan shiri, to abinda kayi na Mauludin MANZON ALLAH (S.A.W) ya kayatar damu matuka, ALLAH ya kara soyayyar MANZON ALLAH (S.A.W). (Muhammad Usman Gashua✍️🙏💔) ALHAMDULILLAH https://www.instagram.com/p/CkTxiI-IFKA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=