explain I swore to save fire
from the sin of forgetfullness
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He is 'parsi' by religion, but he violated the tradition of his religion by cremating his child. ... The fire had forgotten that he is a 'Parsi' because it (fire) deals equally with everybody irrespective of their caste, creed, or religion. So he swore to save fire from the sin of forgetfulness.
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The fire had forgotten that he is a 'Parsi' because it (fire) deals equally with everybody irrespective of their caste, creed, or religion. So he swore to save fire from the sin of forgetfulness. ... The poet is a “Parsi”, dislikes the cremation of a dead body.
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