Three things which drag us towards hell

In Ramayana when Lord Rama, Mother Sita and Laxmana was on exile for 14 years and when they entered into the dense forest named as Dandkaranya Vana. Lord Rama was ready with His Bow and Arrow as it was already known there will be powerful demons and can attack at any moment.

While Lord Rama was walking mother Sita asked very politely, "My dear Lord I have heard people take the path of hellish planet when they accept three things in their life; the person who speaks false, the person who have relation with another women and the person who kill innocent people. I know you are not the liar and you don't have any relation except me but I am very fearful when you carry this bow and arrow, what if you kill any innocent animal?"

Lord Rama smiled & told mother Sita, "My dear Sita, don't worry I carry this bow and arrow to protect sages in this forest to keep them fearless and the same time I also keep in mind I should not kill any innocent animal or any human.

So, here we can see Lord Rama is teaching us about all the three things which we must take care in our life if we want to keep our life healthy, happy & peaceful.

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Hare Krishna!

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