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Long ago the Ramayana and Mahabharat seemed interesting to me.
But these days my interests have changed.
I am more interested in what lies beyond our perception.
The unseen, the unknown etc.
After sometime the human mind seeks a steady state.
That is when the Itihaas and Puranas might not interest us anymore.
One wont seek the good vs evil scenario anymore.
One does not feel like glorifying the hero and hating the anti- hero.
One just seeks an unchanging state and some amount of mystery.

Been reading about Navajo Native American concepts of solar or lunar eclipse.
They view everything very spiritually yet its rather scientific.
Interesting and no mumbo jumbo.

I had infact attended Ramayana classes a few weeks ago but sadly I dropped out of it.
Itihaas doesnt interest me anymore.
It doesnt give you the feeling of a silent mind.

<blockquote data-quote="renuka" data-source="post: 477096" data-attributes="member: 7604">Long ago the Ramayana and Mahabharat seemed interesting to me.But these days my interests have changed.I am more interested in what lies beyond our perception.The unseen, the unknown etc.After sometime the human mind seeks a steady state.That is when the Itihaas and Puranas might not interest us anymore.One wont seek the good vs evil scenario anymore.One does not feel like glorifying the hero and hating the anti- hero.One just seeks an unchanging state and some amount of mystery.Been reading about Navajo Native American concepts of solar or lunar eclipse.They view everything very spiritually yet its rather scientific.Interesting and no mumbo jumbo.I had infact attended Ramayana classes a few weeks ago but sadly I dropped out of it.Itihaas doesnt interest me anymore.It doesnt give you the feeling of a silent mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="renuka, post: 477096, member: 7604"] Long ago the Ramayana and Mahabharat seemed interesting to me. But these days my interests have changed. I am more interested in what lies beyond our perception. The unseen, the unknown etc. After sometime the human mind seeks a steady state. That is when the Itihaas and Puranas might not interest us anymore. One wont seek the good vs evil scenario anymore. One does not feel like glorifying the hero and hating the anti- hero. One just seeks an unchanging state and some amount of mystery. Been reading about Navajo Native American concepts of solar or lunar eclipse. They view everything very spiritually yet its rather scientific. Interesting and no mumbo jumbo. I had infact attended Ramayana classes a few weeks ago but sadly I dropped out of it. Itihaas doesnt interest me anymore. It doesnt give you the feeling of a silent mind. [/QUOTE]

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