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short note on " sati system " .

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▶️The most wrong social evil during the 19th century was the practice of sati . In this the widows were forced to burn alive on the husband's funeral pyre. Some people also considered this as that those females who committed sati was a revere as a pure soul, a goddess. The other belief was that the act of self immolation provided the victim's dead husband a spiritual salvation.

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The ancient Hindu tradition called 'sati' (or 'suttee'), wherein a widow would burn herself to death on her husband's pyre, was initially a voluntary act that was considered to be quite courageous and heroic, but it later became a forced practice. Sati was the reincarnation of Ardhashakti, or the better half of Lord Shiva which he had sacrificed to maintain the balance in the Universe and was thus, destined to marry Lord Shiva. But Daksha detested him and his hermetic lifestyle. ... When Goddess Sati found out about the yagna, she was furious at her father.

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