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Ravana was a very powerful warrior who had defeated the Devas headed by Devraj Indra. He had caused terror in the three worlds due to his strength and his evil policies. Yet he had suffered defeats on few occasions . His first defeat came at the hands of Kartaviraya Arjuna. Kartaviraya Arjuna managed to defeat Ravana and imprison him. Later Kartaviraya Arjuna released Ravana at the request of his grandfather Maharishi Pulastya. ‘When the advisers withdrew and Prahasta was brought down, Ravana quickly attacked Arjuna, supreme among kings. There was an extremely terrible battle between the king with one thousand arms and the rakshasa with twenty arms. It made the body hair stand up. They were like two agitated oceans, two mountains that began to move at the foundations, two suns that were full of energy and two fires that consumed everything. They were like two powerful elephants, like two bulls filled with desire. They roared like clouds and were as strong as lions. The rakshasa an

MUSICAL BEAUTY IN KAFKA    Analysis of the use of music in Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore The Use of Music as a Device to Develop Setting, Character Development, and Meaning in Haruki Murakami’s Kafka on the Shore.   At first glance, the use of music in Kafka on the Shore seems simple. Haruki Murakami, who worked at a record store prior to establishing a career as a writer, uses his niche musical knowledge to establish a setting for the book and as a way to develop characters uniquely from traditional, straightforward descriptive methods. This is seen via characters such as Oshima having philosophical revelations based around different pieces of classical music and the motifs that characters like Nakata and Kafka share with classical musicians such as Beethoven. However, upon further analysis of the book, one may realise that Murakami’s use of music within Kafka on the Shore exemplifies the seamless cyclical cause and effect nature of the book with its repetitive metaphors and continuin

   Bhagwan Sri Krishna has made the greatest sacrifice.  He is an epitome of wisdom, righteousness, valour and love. He is the poorna incarnation of Bhagwan Vishnu. He is a possessor of infinite strength and knowledge. It is just impossible to describe him. He sacrificed his entire life for the establishment of Dharma. He sacrificed his entire life for the protection of this mortal world. Bhagwan Vishnu took birth as Bhagwan Sri Krishna to Ma Devaki and Vasudeva ji, in the Yadava clan to establish Dharma. Translation : Fulfilling his responsibility is his Dharma and the protection of this world is his responsibility His uncle Kansa was a tyrant ruler , hence one of the objectives of Bhagwan Sri Krishna was to kill him. According to Harivamsa Purana , Kansa came to know from Narada , that Bhagwan Vishnu himself , would be born as the eighth son of his sister Devaki to kill him while according to Srimad Bhagwatam Puran, Kansa had come to know about it from Aakashawani. Hence even before