Unique Story Of Shravan Kumar

Shravan Kumar is a mythological character.  It is believed that Shravan Kumar's parents were blind.  Shravan Kumar used to serve him with utmost devotion.  Once his parents wished to go on a pilgrimage.  Shravan Kumar made a Kanwar and started traveling carrying both of them on his shoulders.  One day they reached the forest near Ayodhya.  There the parents felt thirsty at night.  Shravan Kumar went to the banks of Saryu with his Tumba for water.  At the same time Maharaj Dasarathahad also come there for hunting.  When Shravan Kumar dipped his tumba in the water, Dasharatha thought that some deer was drinking water.  He left the arrow of words.  The arrow hit Shravan Kumar.  Seeing Dasaratha sad, Shravan Kumar said - I am not sad about my death, but I am very sad for my parents.  You go and tell them the news of my death and quench their thirst by giving them water.  Dashrath saw that Shravan wearing a divine form was going to heaven sitting in the plane.  After cremating the son , the parents also took fire samadhi in the same pyre and attained the Uttam Lok.  It is said that King Dasaratha snatched his son from the old parents.  That's why King Dashrath also had to bear the loss of his son.  Ramchandra ji went to exile for fourteen years.  King Dasaratha could not bear this separation.  That's why he gave up his life. This is a legend that depicts the duty of a son. From this story it is understood that what kind of feeling and loyalty a letter should have towards its parents. Because the parents who give birth to us, nurture us from childhood and raise us so much, we grow up forgetting what is our duty towards them. Why do we forget the values ​​given by him when we grow up. And it is a common thing in the street, as soon as the children grow up and get married, their parents become strangers to them, they are seen after 24 years and taken out of the house and put in an orphanage. Do we forget our respect towards our parents after marriage, do all their blessings fade away, it is not so, the longer life is, the more it should be strengthened, otherwise it may break. If you live life, live together, respect your parents, then only your name will be in this whole world, otherwise not because there is a need to learn from Shravan Kumar how parents are brought up. The same mistake was made by King Dasharatha that he fired at Shravan Kumar mistaking him for a deer. If they had seen it, all this would not have happened, but they say no, it is written in the law, what you do, you get the result.

Perhaps it was written in the law that that day was the last of Shravan Kumar. So for the same reason Shravan Kumar got that hair and King Dasaratha got this sin. Due to the curse of Shravan Kumar's parents, King Dasaratha suffered the separation from Rama. What is son's separation or it is learned from Ramayana that a father gave up his life as soon as his son went away. There is a legend, though short, but there are many things to be learned from it. A son understood the suffering of his parents and carried them on his shoulders for a pilgrimage. Wouldn't that son have been stressed on his shoulder, didn't he feel pain, yet he didn't consider the outside of his parents as a burden, considered it as an act of virtue, because of which there is no son like him in the whole world today.   

In today's era, every parent wants to make their child Shravan Kumar, but today's children will not be able to become children like Shravan Kumar, who respects their parents with loyalty and calm with love. But I have a request to every child that respect your parents like Shravan Kumar did, even if you can't do that much like him, but at least give respect and respect because they gave birth to you. You have done so much by raising your sails, your suffering must have been very painful for them but they never understood to tell you. In fact, considering his visit to the store as the most unique day of his life, he had spent it with you.  

This mythology teaches us a lot, even though it may be small, but we have got the biggest lesson in life from this.