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The Eternal Lover: A Curse God's Quest for Love (Chapter 2)
Chapter 2: A JOURNEY OF A WARRIOR
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After a few days, Anang went to Gurukul. The Gurukul was situated in the middle of the forest. There was a river flowing beside the Gurukul. An ashram is typically a serene and peaceful place located in the midst of nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The ashram of Rishi Vashistha, where Lord Ram did his education, would have likely been no exception.
The ashram would have been surrounded by lush greenery, with tall trees and plants providing shade and shelter to those who sought refuge there. The river flowing beside the ashram would have added to the beauty of the place, its gentle currents providing a soothing background sound.
The ashram itself would have been a simple structure, made from natural materials like wood and stone. It may have had several rooms for the students to live in, as well as an area for studying and performing religious rituals. There may have also been a garden or courtyard where students could meditate and practice yoga.
The atmosphere in the ashram would have been one of peace and tranquility, with the students and their teachers living a simple and ascetic lifestyle. They would have spent their days studying, meditating, and performing religious rituals, all with the aim of attaining spiritual enlightenment and living a life of virtue and righteousness.
Rishi Vashistha gave him lots of lessons about life and taught him about Vedic scriptures, about how this world became and the story about Lord Ram and Ravana and Lord Shiva too.
It was a beautiful day when Rishi Vashistha asked Anang to pick his weapon. Lots of weapons were lying on a table, including a bow and arrow, gada, spear, and swords. Anang was confused about what to choose. Rishi Vashistha told him, "Listen, kid, choose carefully. What you choose depends on your inner strength. This is not just a weapon, but it's also a part of your life. Just like you wear clothes, you should also wear this weapon. From now on, you will focus only on one weapon, and you'll work with one weapon. This weapon has the potential to destroy good and bad. It depends upon you what you choose."
After listening to this, Anang decided to choose a sword. Rishi Vashistha said, "So you choose swords. It's good for your self-defense, and from now on, you'll do training only with swords. You have to become a master of swords, just like the master of archery is Lord Ram, the master of Sudarshan Chakra is Lord Vishnu, and the master of...
Before reading this please read previous chapter for better understanding... Read all chapters on #curse_god
After a few days, Anang went to Gurukul. The Gurukul was situated in the middle of the forest. There was a river flowing beside the Gurukul. An ashram is typically a serene and peaceful place located in the midst of nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The ashram of Rishi Vashistha, where Lord Ram did his education, would have likely been no exception.
The ashram would have been surrounded by lush greenery, with tall trees and plants providing shade and shelter to those who sought refuge there. The river flowing beside the ashram would have added to the beauty of the place, its gentle currents providing a soothing background sound.
The ashram itself would have been a simple structure, made from natural materials like wood and stone. It may have had several rooms for the students to live in, as well as an area for studying and performing religious rituals. There may have also been a garden or courtyard where students could meditate and practice yoga.
The atmosphere in the ashram would have been one of peace and tranquility, with the students and their teachers living a simple and ascetic lifestyle. They would have spent their days studying, meditating, and performing religious rituals, all with the aim of attaining spiritual enlightenment and living a life of virtue and righteousness.
Rishi Vashistha gave him lots of lessons about life and taught him about Vedic scriptures, about how this world became and the story about Lord Ram and Ravana and Lord Shiva too.
It was a beautiful day when Rishi Vashistha asked Anang to pick his weapon. Lots of weapons were lying on a table, including a bow and arrow, gada, spear, and swords. Anang was confused about what to choose. Rishi Vashistha told him, "Listen, kid, choose carefully. What you choose depends on your inner strength. This is not just a weapon, but it's also a part of your life. Just like you wear clothes, you should also wear this weapon. From now on, you will focus only on one weapon, and you'll work with one weapon. This weapon has the potential to destroy good and bad. It depends upon you what you choose."
After listening to this, Anang decided to choose a sword. Rishi Vashistha said, "So you choose swords. It's good for your self-defense, and from now on, you'll do training only with swords. You have to become a master of swords, just like the master of archery is Lord Ram, the master of Sudarshan Chakra is Lord Vishnu, and the master of...
