Sriramchitra Manas' happy married life: Vagina did not believe in wife's advice not to fight with Sugreev

Religion Desk, Ahmedabad: Husband should listen, understand, and obey his wife's advice. Often, taking advice from a wife, the husband can be saved from bigger harms. What is the significance of a wife's talk, can be understood by an event of Sriramcharit Manas. When he was breathing deeply in the Kishankhindak, Shriram was explaining to him that he had come to know that I am with Suagrave, yet you came to battle with Suagrvaa. In relation to this event, Goswami wrote to Tulsidas that:

Guess the idiot too crazy
Do not teach women
Mum Bhuj Bhuj force dependent tehi jani.
Mara Chahasi is the arrogant arrogant ..

This chapai means that Shriram Valin says, 'O foolish! You are very proud. He did not even pay attention to his wife's advice. Sugreev is dependent on the strength of my Bhujas, even after knowing that you came to kill Sugreev.

#Valini gave his wife Tara advice-

> The guardian advised his wife, Tara that she would not go to war with Sugreev, but she did not believe and went to war. Shriram was killed in battle.

> In this event, Sriram has called Valini a fool. Thus, Shriram is very modest, no fault in language is not in his nature, but being harsh on this, the guardian is stupid saying that your wife had explained to you, though he did not pay attention to his talk.

# Every husband should consult his wife -

> Through Shriramcharit Manas, Shriram is showing us that those who do not listen to a wife, I call him a fool. Often, when a husband takes a wrong decision, his wife is stopped, but the man's ego gets interrupted.

> Husband thinks that this woman is and how can she explain it to me. Valeni also made an error of not believing his wife's talk.

> Depending on each other, the family can be run well. One should respect each other's advice in his family. There should be no separation between man and woman.

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