For the sake of happiness, peace and love in marriage, follow the path of Satyavrat, with the same vow, Raja Harishchandra and Taramati got back Raj-Paath

Religion Desk, Ahmedabad: In the marriage of a husband and wife, love, sacrifice, dedication, satisfaction and sanskar are the five elements, happiness and peace in their lives always last. If none of these five elements are there then there is no relationship after relations, only the agreement remains. Satyarthi king Harishchandra and his wife Taramati's marriage are an ideal example in the Treta Yuga. Harishchandra was known for his true speech. He was always speaking the truth, in his testimony, his wife, Taramati, was also very helpful. Taramati did not allow any situation to arise, which would destroy Raja Harishchandra's testimony.

# How these five things were working in the life of Harishchandra and Taramati-

> The five things that worked in her marriage were the first things in love. Harishchandra and Karamatya's Damapatya first love was love. Harishchandra, loved Karamati so much that he never married another like his contemporaries. Only one wife followed.

> There was a husband for every star woman, because of her husband's call, she gave him all happiness and royal palace and took her as a female servant. This was the dedication and resentment between them.

> Both have never complained about each other. He understood what he got in life by accepting it as partial. Always satisfied

Both of them gave this virtue and ethics to their son.

> In this way love, dedication, renunciation, satisfaction and sanskar were working in the five values.

When Raja Harishchandra's entire principality was leaving his hand, he kept his religion with the help of his wife and once again got his entire princely state back.

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