explain the teachings of puranas,ramayana and mahabharata
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What is Puran? Purans are ancient books, written on ethics and mythology. There are 18 Purans, of them Garud Puran has different ideology on Crime and Punishment. Shiva Puran on Shiva, etc. The main idea is to express the inner God as simple as possible and presentable to us. The only need is teachings. Purans give us ideas and teach us better ways to live a better life. It follows dramatic monologue and tragic endings too. Above all critical ascertain, it is pride for us to know on Purans.
The Mahabharata is not only a maha-kabya, it has shown us how to criticise ourselves in each situation, especially through the Geeta. The Geeta teaches us of the infinite God and explains us the idea of modernised civil life.
Ramayana is not complete without the Purusha Ram. Ram was everything and the events happened in a circle with his emotional or tragic endings. He was a veer, and was everything eventually. He presented himself to confirm the Purushottam ideal.
They are all full of events, judgments, ideals, imaginary exploits and everything.
The Mahabharata is not only a maha-kabya, it has shown us how to criticise ourselves in each situation, especially through the Geeta. The Geeta teaches us of the infinite God and explains us the idea of modernised civil life.
Ramayana is not complete without the Purusha Ram. Ram was everything and the events happened in a circle with his emotional or tragic endings. He was a veer, and was everything eventually. He presented himself to confirm the Purushottam ideal.
They are all full of events, judgments, ideals, imaginary exploits and everything.
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