Maa Parmatmaa

Author(s): Namramuni
Publisher: Parasdham Mumbai

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Hearing this, the queen is furious and angry...! Expectations... expectations... expectations...!!!
“He is mine... how can he surrender to someone else?” Irritated, annoyed and in a fit of anger, grief takes over. In the spur of the moment, she takes her last breath and her soul reincarnates in the form of a tigress.
Sometime thereafter, it so happened that the father and son were passing through a jungle, inhabited by this tigress. The tigress sees the two men. One is her husband and the other is her own blood, her son... she fixes her gaze.
Can a mother ever be a killer? If she is a killer, then can she ever be a mother?
Expectations rules... selfishness takes over... attachment prevails... “He is mine and only mine, He will rule the kingdom and I will be the queen mother!"
Expectations are not fulfilled... selfishness is not the key... attachment loses its hold and suddenly she attacks her own son, her own blood, she tears his flesh apart... the same child whom she caressed and nursed.
Expectations and attachment become the reason for killing the one whom she once nursed and nurtured.
The one who nursed and nurtured before, is today, hungry for his blood... expectations and over-attachment are
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