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Week 12 Reading - PDE Ramayana, Part A

Even though I have previously read a different version of the Ramayana, I enjoyed this one. I really liked the part about Dasharatha's sons. I think I would change the story to where instead of making a horse sacrifice to be given children I would have a vision of one of the god's appear before him, like Vishnu, and tell him to patient and trust the process and he would be rewarded tenfold. I don't want an innocent animal to die. This retelling reminds me of Abraham sacrificing his son, but he ends up not needing to because God sees how much Abraham trusts him.



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