Was the VANARA SENA in Ramayana human or animal in nature?
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Super species, hybrid of human and monkeys.
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If you mean Head of Humans according to Hindu mythology, then the answer is God. But if you mean what are the humans that originated from head of Brahma is called, then they are known as Brahmins. But you need to know what it really means. According to the legend, Brahmins originated from Head of Brahma, Kshatriyas from his chest, Vaishya from his belly and Shudra from the part lower than his waist. They were not physical manifestations but just illustrates four type of human personalities. Everybody is born a Shudra as they originate from below the waist region. If they work as a helping hand or maid or a labourer, then they are Shudras. If they are basically concerned about worldly pleasures such as food, they find themselves stemming from belly and are known as Baniya. If they are courageous, brave and kind-hearted, ruled by their hearts and impulsive, they originate from chest of Brahma and are known as Kshatriyas but if they indulge in faculties of mind such as reading and writing, scientific experiments or do things that need mental powers, they stem from head or mind of Brahma and are known as Brahmins.\n\nCorrected- Man vs Woman can never be decided. If both the sexes do not cooperate, the world or the family will run heywire. It is the mutual friendly co-existense of both the genders that makes a happy world. One person cannot keep all the power, of course. Other gender will naturally find ways to revolt or make the 'almighty' uncomfortable. If they discuss and take mutual decisions and learn to do anything like a team, they will be able to run life better.
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i think ramayan and mahabharat are based on wars. r u peaceful.
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dushyantha(or dushyanth)was an ancient king in hindu mythology.dushyantha was the founder of Paurav vansha.his rule extended upto the sea.Mlechchha and  Atvic were part of his state.he was so powerful that he could carry 'Mandar Parvat' on his arms.he most famous for his love saga with Sakuntala
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Human nature is human nature.
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The truth (Ultimate Reality) is one, Sages call it by different names - there is one God, (Supreme Reality) perceived differently.\n\nSupreme Reality - Brahman has two aspects, transcendent (impersonal) and immanent (personal).\n\nIn the impersonal aspect Brahman is without attributes (nirguna Brahman).\n\nIn personal aspect (saguna Brahman) the God is creator, preserver and controller of the universe.\n\nSaguna Brahman is worshipped in male and female form.\n\nHindu Deities represent various perceptions of a one God.\n\nThe entire universe is basically a representation of the Supreme Soul, and He is present in each and every thing, human and animal, animate and non-animate.\n\nHindus believe in monotheistic polytheism, rather than polytheism.\n\n\nMain God's are Brahma (creator), Vishnu (preserver) and Shiva (destroyer). The are also called as the Hindu Trinity or Trimurti.\n\nThey represent\n\n    * Three Faces of Divine\n    * Three Cosmic Functions of the Supreme Lord\n    * Creation + Preservation+ Dissolution\n    * Generator + Operator + Destroyer = GOD
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No.  This is a false representation of the hindu religion.  They consider the cow to be a sacred animal because of it's milk.  It being related to the mother's milk, thus life sustenance.
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Yes...however, the human race is one of the few species on the planet that kills one another for conflict not just for survival. In most cases when animals confront eachother it is very rare that one of the animals is killed, let alone seriously injured.
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Animals definitely. Man is a social animal but is not doin anything humane... killing all life form from this earth for his own gain... even killing himself through wars etc. A kind of animal never kills its own race.. eg a dear never kills a dear. This is although not valid to carnivores, who have a rather very beastly lifestyle. Mostly animals live in harmony. The best way to answer wud be to tell u that even a lion/a tiger never hunts when hes not hungry. man (hunts) when hes hungry but he is never contended... so keeps on hunting.
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Varna = caste.  So you are really asking how the figures in the Ramayana follow their dharma by acting as persons in their varna should act. \n\nFor example, Kshatriyas should act as noble warriors.  So think about who is a Brahmin, who is a Kshatriya, etc.  And then think about how they acted to best fulfill those roles.
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Matsya, the fish, appeared in the Satya Yuga. \nKurma, the tortoise, appeared in the Satya Yuga. \nVaraha, the boar, appeared in the Satya Yuga. \nNarasimha, the Man-Lion (Nara = man, simha = lion), appeared in the Satya Yuga. \nVamana, the Dwarf, appeared in the Treta Yuga. \nParashurama, Rama with the axe, appeared in the Treta Yuga. \nRama, Sri Ramachandra, the prince and king of Ayodhya, appeared in the Treta Yuga. \nKrishna (meaning dark or black; see also other meanings in the article about him.), appeared in the Dwapar Yuga. \nBalarama (meaning one who holds a plough). Balarama is said to have appeared in the Dwapar Yuga (along with Krishna). or Buddha. \nKalki ("Eternity", or "time", or "The Destroyer of foulness"), who is expected to appear at the end of Kali Yuga, the time period in which we currently exist, which will end in the year 428899 CE.
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KRISHNA: Said by the Vedas to be God, the Supreme Person, who is the origin of all other incarnations of the Godhead such as Vishnu and Nârâyana. The Bhagavata Purâna contains extensive descriptions of his qualities and activities. He spoke the Bhagavad Gîtâ to Arjuna at the beginning of the Kurukshetra war.\n\n\nWe are all His children.
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On the one hand, Humans ARE animals.\n\nOn the other, we are something "more" than animals because we are sentient and we are significantly more developed. Although all animals have SOME ability to communicate (even if only by stench), and many even know how to make tools, they are still incapable of the advanced feats of humanity.\n\nI suppose that it may by some slim chance be possible that animals are sentient, but I doubt it.
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Bhāsa [2nd century CE] is the first Indian playwright to potray the negative characters, depicted in the Samskrüt epics, with great sympathy. He takes a lot of liberties with the story to achieve this.  \n...In Bhāsa's Pratima-nataka, Kaikeyi who was responsible for the tragic events in the Ramayana is shown as enduring the calumny of all, so that a far nobler end is achieved.
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Humans ARE animals. We are a mammalian species of bipedal primates called "homo sapiens."\n\nMany people believe humans are separate from animals because of our superior intelligence, but I think intelligence is just a trait that every animal has, some more than others. Cheetahs and peregrine falcons are superior in speed, elephants and Kodiak bears are superior in strength, and squirrels and jaguars are superior in agility, for a few other examples of superiority. Just because we are capable of more things than other animals intellectually does not make us something foreign to the Animal Kingdom.
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None at all. The human gives himself too much importance. Essentially, the role of mankind is as unimportant as the role of rocks, mosquitos and, actually, anything in the universe. However, mankind would not survive had it accepted the absolute pointlesness of its existance and so, our elevating of humanity's status above something what it really is seems only natural.
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Actually,an astronaut is called 'antarikshayatri' in hindi .This could be a long name so ISRO can use 'brahmanaut' ,brahma comes from 'brahmand' meaning universe.