Being single, or divorced is not necessarily being lonely.
What is perception?Perception is not a matter of exact and undistorted experience. Perception itself is learned, and is therefore extremely subjective.
Chinna veedu and/or Parastree gamanam have been known and were existing since Vedic times; otherwise, that would not have been included in the Pancha Maha Patakams. During the last century or two, it was more fashionable or exhibitionist to show one's wealth or influence in society. Only. more often than not, it was behind the purdah. Of late, this has become more open, with no social stigma attached.
rgards,
Ramanathan.
Renuka:
Being Divorced is not being single all over again.
Divorcees are quite busy with work,educating their children and looking into their finance and well being.
Mostly live with their children or family and life goes on as usual.
Some divorcees might wake up alone daily but that is no big deal finally.
Then for the divorced single, the life becomes a boring soliloquy in a single Act play they wake up to every day. The pity is that the individual is the actor, director and audience too. It is a miserable existence.
None of us married individuals are going to be sharing a bed forever with our spouses.
One day one of us are going to go first..so the Home Alone feeling is bound to come one day..it's just that some are Home Alone much earlier than others.
Most unmarried individuals are quite well adjusted these days.
They are happy and life goes on as usual.
Some have no regrets that they are not married.
What about Parapurusha Gamanam?
parastree gamanam as well as parapurusha gamanam are nature's way of dealing with a certain special situations. There is no need to sit in judgment of them. They are enjoyable escapades for those involved and it is 'bad' for those who did not get a chance.
Then for the divorced single, the life becomes a boring soliloquy in a single Act play they wake up to every day. The pity is that the individual is the actor, director and audience too. It is a miserable existence.
.If the Divorcee had a family he/she can have some solace. But it can never replace a spouse lost. Waking up every morning to a world with no one to relate to is an ordeal. This happens with a childless widow/widower too
Agreed...but there are many single childless divorcees who do not let loneliness get to them.
Many either get in to non committal relationships or keep themselves busy by joining religious organizations.
I have seen such individuals..they are so busy that they do not even have the time to rest.
BTW to a certain extent I feel almost everything in this world can be replaced.
Time erases all pains even though memories might be stored in the Recycle Bin of the mind.
The human heart is made up of 4 chambers.
2 Atrium and 2 ventricles.
So there is always space for replacement of anyone in our lives.
There are many comparisons and competitions in today's world. They have competition in personal belongings, footwears, and of course divorces! One of the divorcees must definitely be happy. If both the spouses are happy at the divorce, they are really married to happiness. Good think about divorce is you do not have to look for auspicious day/time. They can still celebrate their marriage day as Divorce day because it was the cause. Islam is quickest in granting divorce. Even in sleep if you say - talaaq, talaaq and talaaq (similar to moonnu mudichchu), it is over.
Good questions:
1)Chinna Veedu is NOT a woman who lives in a small house.
She is a woman who provides a SMALL OPPORTUNITY for man to have some fun on the side.
2)Cost of Chinna Veedu out here is a sports car,condominium,monthly allowance,overseas holidays,designer clothes,diamonds,jewels and business contracts and opportunities.
3)Some woman want this sort of agreement becos it is less of a commitment.
Being a wife is a full time job.
Chinna Veedus out here feel let a wife do all the work and help a man reach his full potential in terms of money and then Chinna Veedus just walk over and enjoy the fruits of action and hard work of the Periya Veedu.
4)Most men think their Chinna Veedus should be loyal to them.
But for a Chinna Veedu..she has no legal compulsion to be loyal.
So if a man is looking for loyalty he is better off having a Canine.
The two atriums (or is it atria) and the two ventricles are in effect just two chambers as each pair is interconnected. So there is enough space for only two in those two chambers. One is self and the other is the dear one. When a third one comes it is one too many and the space becomes congested.
Cheers.
parastree gamanam as well as parapurusha gamanam are nature's way of dealing with a certain special situations. There is no need to sit in judgment of them. They are enjoyable escapades for those involved and it is 'bad' for those who did not get a chance.
There are many comparisons and competitions in today's world. They have competition in personal belongings, footwears, and of course divorces! One of the divorcees must definitely be happy. If both the spouses are happy at the divorce, they are really married to happiness. Good think about divorce is you do not have to look for auspicious day/time. They can still celebrate their marriage day as Divorce day because it was the cause. Islam is quickest in granting divorce. Even in sleep if you say - talaaq, talaaq and talaaq (similar to moonnu mudichchu), it is over.
Do we think there are no negative consequences for these events? Are not all affairs eventually found out, usually to detrimental effect?
. Unfortunately, most of the women I have met are not so much into philosophy.
Pati, patni and woh !
Gitaa in simple words Renuka Madam. very aptly used. Cheers.Whatever happened, happened for the good; whatever is happening, is happening for the good; whatever will happen, will also happen for the good only. You need not have any regrets for the past. You need not worry for the future. The present is happening...
What did you lose that you cry about? What did you bring with you, which you think you have lost?
What did you produce, which you think got destroyed?
You did not bring anything - whatever you have, you received from here. Whatever you have given, you have given only here. Whatever you took, you took from God.
Whatever you gave, you gave to him. You came empty handed, you will leave empty handed.
What is yours today, belonged to someone else yesterday, and will belong to someone else the day after tomorrow.
You are mistakenly enjoying the thought that this is yours. It is this false happiness that is the cause of your sorrows.
Gitaa in simple words Renuka Madam. very aptly used. Cheers.
Gitaa in simple words Renuka Madam. very aptly used. Cheers.
dear sir !And mitra shatru!