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There comes a point in one's life that giving pet names to things starts to fade and the real world reality occupies every thought. However, for our hero, that time was not the present. Bagjani still named many things in his life including objects that might never be called animate, for instance, a rope. Bagajani had a special rope, a rope he named dog. | There comes a point in one's life that giving pet names to things starts to fade and the real world reality occupies every thought. However, for our hero, that time was not the present. Bagjani still named many things in his life including objects that might never be called animate, for instance, a rope. Bagajani had a special rope, a rope he named dog. | ||
| - | How might a rope be special? In what way had this slender length of hemp and cotton etched itself so thoroughly into his consciousness | + | How might a rope be special? In what way had this slender length of hemp and cotton etched itself so thoroughly into his consciousness? Perhaps it was its flexibility, its usefullness in so many situations. Or perhaps it was its history. The history of Dog was quite interesting. Perhaps it would be best to recount the history now, lest the feeble minded reader get confused. Dog once belonged to Vardhamana, the great hero of Janism. Vardhamana was the first Jina. He conquered love and hate, pleasure and pain, attachment and aversion, and thereby freed `his' soul from the karmas obscuring knowledge, perception, truth, and ability. He was able to do this because of Dog. |
Revision as of 14:35, 24 April 2006
A Boy and His Dog Are Seldom Parted.
There comes a point in one's life that giving pet names to things starts to fade and the real world reality occupies every thought. However, for our hero, that time was not the present. Bagjani still named many things in his life including objects that might never be called animate, for instance, a rope. Bagajani had a special rope, a rope he named dog.
How might a rope be special? In what way had this slender length of hemp and cotton etched itself so thoroughly into his consciousness? Perhaps it was its flexibility, its usefullness in so many situations. Or perhaps it was its history. The history of Dog was quite interesting. Perhaps it would be best to recount the history now, lest the feeble minded reader get confused. Dog once belonged to Vardhamana, the great hero of Janism. Vardhamana was the first Jina. He conquered love and hate, pleasure and pain, attachment and aversion, and thereby freed `his' soul from the karmas obscuring knowledge, perception, truth, and ability. He was able to do this because of Dog.
