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Those first days (after ‘diksha’) felt like…when you move from a small house into a really massive one. Or come into a lot of money after having very little. Exactly like that.– Muniraj Shri Bhuvanjeetvijay The school area was built much like they built institutions in those days - several buildings spread out in a park like space, away from the city center. The staff all had their houses on school ground too, both the "ward mistresses" (similar to caretakers) and the teachers. It was a world of its own out there, almost in the countryside.

Ashok’s brother Manoj Dedhia, also an advocate solicitor with the Bombay high court, says his 20-year-old-daughter, a law student, similarly expressed a desire for renunciation 20 days before the diksha ceremony. “It was a surprise but I was happy. She is going on the right path, and she will be able to handle it. Since her childhood, we have provided a (spiritual) atmosphere, and have been talking to various mahatmas. She was with Sahebji (another name for Pandit Maharaj) for the last year and a half, studying the principles of Jainism.” The only thing I can say is one day your kids will have grown up won't want you "interfering" any more LOLchestnutblue again, I could have written your post. Don't blame yourself for your husband's issues. We rely on our partners for our happiness that's why we commit for being together for life. Why would we do it otherwise. Being lonely and bashing your own self for things which you are not responsible for is two fold agony. He's a good person and a kind and loving father but although he swears that he loves and is in love with me he seems to have no energy for our relationship, in fact the only real relationship we have together is as parents and occasional lovers. Hello all, thank you so much for joining in with this thread. I do feel better just knowing you are all out there, some feeling the same as I do.

During her interaction with these female monks, Sethi, a religious studies professor at Jamia Millia Islamia, found that many of them rationalized this skewed gender ratio as a by-product of female nature—komal, soft and empathetic and hence more suited for renunciation. But Sethi says there are other factors to consider. When a Jain woman renounces worldly pleasures, she is accorded “great honour”, and gains agency she might rarely have found in her previous life. A series of coincidences bring Kaushik and Hema face to face at a party. They embark on an impulsive and short term affair, each wanting more than the other could give. díaThe story leans heavily on Ruma’s relationship with her son and her now deceased mother. Ruma’s pregnancy also plays a large role in the story. Ruma’s absent husband Adam is unrealistically non-committal about the possibility of his father-in-law moving in. Broken-hearted and desperate, Gustav Vasa turned toward the Norwegian frontier. He would leave the country for which there was no hope. While the table in the poorest home groaned with Yuletide cheer, Sweden's coming king hid under an old bridge, outcast and starving, till it was safe to leave. Then he took up his weary journey alone. The winter cold had grown harder as the days grew shorter. Famished wolves dogged his steps, but he outran them on his snow-shoes. By night he slept in some wayside shelter, such as they build for travellers in that desolate country, or in the brush. The snow grew deeper, and the landscape wilder, as he went. For days he had gone without food, when he saw the sun set behind the lofty range that was to bar him out of home and hope forever. Even there was no abiding place for him. What thoughts of his vanished dream, perchance of the distant lands across the seas where the tyrant's hand could not reach him, were in his mind, who knows, as he bent his strength to the last and hardest stage of his journey? He was almost there, when he heard shouts behind him and turned to sell his life dear. Two men on skis were calling to him. They were unarmed, and he waited to let them come up.