contraversies in mythology

RAM AND SITA( posted be dr rajeev ranjan )
MANY WIVES TO God RAMA!!!!!Mr. C.R. Sreenivasa Iyengar's translation of Valmiki Ramayana says:1.Though Rama had married Sita to be the queen, he married many otherwives for sexual pleasure in accordance with the royal customs (AyothiaKandam 8.. Chapter, Page 28). The term Rama's wives has been usedmany places in Ramayana.HOW God RAMA BROKE THE BOW?The bow that was broken by Rama was Sita's. This bow was already abroken one. (Refer Abidhana Chintamani Paged157,331,57l, 663,894,1151, 1173 and 1494).24. This is supported by various Ramayanas and PrasummHOW God RAMA ENJOYED?God Rama narrated his own brother (Lakshman) how he enjoyed his wifeSita (Kisikinda kandam . Chapter 1 Pages 2,4,5,6 & 7). (For deeney.ssake, we didn.t elaborate these chapters).GOD RAMA SUSPECTED SITA!
God Rama asked Sita.How could Ravana have left you (during these 12years) without being seduced?Sita replied. .True! But what could 1 do? i am only a weaker sex. My bodywas in RAVANA's possession. I did not do anything wrong WILLINGLY.However, mentally I was with you. It was only divine will. But she did notassert herself that .Ravana has not seduced me.. (Uttara Kandam, Chapter118).
GOD RAMA ABANDONED SITA!
Seeing her pregnancy Rama.s doubt increased. Rama asked her toplunge herself into the fire and come out to prove her chastity. Eventhough Sita had under gone this trial prescribed by Rama, yet Ramafound out Sita.s pregnancy. Rama took shelter under the charge made bythe citizen and ordered his brother Lakshman to take Sita to the forestand leave her there. Then Sita showing her abdomen to Lakshmana said,.See my stomach! My pregnancy is four months old. (Uttara Kandam,Chapter 118)SITAS RESPECT TO God RAMA!!!1.Sita told Rama You are no better than a woman monger who lets his wifefor hire and makes his livelihood. You want to be profited by myPROSTITUTION. . Sita also told Rama .You lack impotence manners andcharm.. .She called her husband a simpleton..Sita having scented that Rama was always suspicious of her conductexclaimed .Rama! You are my savior! In none but yourself I repose mylove. This many a time I swear by you; yet you do not believe me!Rama said I tested you. (6,7,8,9,10 & 11 Ayothia Kandam, Chapter 30).2.Rama having in mind her pompousness and fragility of mind directed herthat she should strip off all her ornaments if she were to accompany himthe forest. Sita did accordingly but again she put on some other jewelswithout the knowledge of Rama (Ayothia Kanda, Chapter 30)3. Kausalya who was noticing this advised Sita to behave like a bobble andvirtuous lady. Do not disregarded your husband's worth.. Sita insolentlyreplied to her mother-in-law, .I know all this.. Yet she did not removeher jewels (Ayothia Kandarn, Chapter 37).4. She prayed to the river while crossing it ..Oh! River! If I return safely toayothia I will offer you a thousand cows and a thousand pots of toddy..(Ayothia Kandam, Chapter 52).5. Whenever Rama was languishing in the disappearance of Sita, Lakshmanacasually remarked. .Why do you bother yourself for an ordinary woman?.(Aranya Kandam Chapter 66).6. Lakshxnana expressed that Sita was a woman of questionable character.(Aranya Kandani, Chapter 18).7. When Lakshmana expressed that Sita was a woman of questionablecharacter. (Aranya Kandam, Chapter 18).8. As soon as Sita stepped into Ravana's palace her love towards Ravanagrew more (AranyaKandam, Chapter 54).9. When at length Rama asked Sita to swear, she declined and died. (lttarakandam, Chapter 97).10. Kukuvavthy, sister-in-law of Rama said to him .Oh! Elder! How you loveSita more than you love yourself. Come with me and see what really is inyour lovely wife.s heart. Still she could not forget that fellow Ravana.Drawings picture of Ravana on a hand-fan and pressing it closely to herbreast. She is lying on your bed with eyes closed thinking on andrejoicing at Ravana.s glories. Rama sighed and went out to Sita.sapartment. She was found sleeping pressing her breast the hand-fan inwhich Ravana.s picture was drawn. This is found in pages 199, 200 ofBangali Ramayana written by Mrs. Chandravathi.