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A fox came dressed as a brahmachaari.

The poor brahmin gave away his daughter to the fox (dressed as a brahmin).

I am sure he wanted to get rid of her more than getting her married off.

The young girl was lead into the forest to the cave where the fox lived.

She got tired after some time and asked, "How much farther to go?"

The fox/brahmin reprimanded her and told her to walk on silently.

This was repeated several times more and the fox/brahmin lost its temper.

It roared/howled to the girl,

"Will you keep shut or shall I show you who I really am??"

So as long as everyone keeps shut peace will prevail.

Ask a simple, honest, genuine question and

you will revealed the real swaroopam of the people.

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 180789" data-attributes="member: 16936">A fox came dressed as a brahmachaari.The poor brahmin gave away his daughter to the fox (dressed as a brahmin).&nbsp; I am sure he wanted to get rid of her more than getting her married off. The young girl was lead into the forest to the cave where the fox lived. She got tired after some time and asked, &quot;How much farther to go?&quot;The fox/brahmin reprimanded her and told her to walk on silently. This was repeated several times more and the fox/brahmin lost its temper. It roared/howled&nbsp; to the girl,&quot;Will you keep shut or shall I show you who I really am??&quot;So as long as everyone keeps shut peace will prevail. Ask a simple, honest, genuine question and you will revealed the real swaroopam of the people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 180789, member: 16936"] A fox came dressed as a brahmachaari. The poor brahmin gave away his daughter to the fox (dressed as a brahmin). I am sure he wanted to get rid of her more than getting her married off. The young girl was lead into the forest to the cave where the fox lived. She got tired after some time and asked, "How much farther to go?" The fox/brahmin reprimanded her and told her to walk on silently. This was repeated several times more and the fox/brahmin lost its temper. It roared/howled to the girl, "Will you keep shut or shall I show you who I really am??" So as long as everyone keeps shut peace will prevail. Ask a simple, honest, genuine question and you will revealed the real swaroopam of the people. [/QUOTE]

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