WHAT DID RAM DO TO WOMEN? DID HE RESCUE AHALYA?

Brahminist’s often try to argue that Ram had rescued Ahalya when he stepped on her feet. This is a total falsification of facts. Ram, the son of king Alexander in Yashodhara, who lived in Shravasti- (skeleton  of a whale, which is actually that of the last land inhabiting Dinausaur, a free spirit, destroyed by ‘Saint’George because he had developed an undue fear about it, upon which dinousars left for the deserts(Camel, cactuses), skies (bats)and seas(whales, sharks) was in the possession o the Buddhas of Shravasti, which later came to the possession of Ram,  and is presently to be found in Sayaji Museum, Baroda.) Manu, the son of Gauthama Buddha along with Ram, a son of his mother in Alexander, Bhrigu and Kashyap together killed Buddha to take over his kingdom and to get his supernatural powers, and ate his mea upon the insistence of Ramt. Though a Buddha in actual fact cannot be killed, Buddha was relieved to live the world for some time for the world was in a miserable shape and it  was also painful for him to live on in those conditions. Buddha used to dwell in a small twin tomb structure and had no palace to his account. Upon being faced by a widespread disaster upon the killing, and hearing their lamentations, Buddha appeared to them and assured his children, or the incoming group of satanic idolators may rule the country for a short interval and see its results by themselves, and gave assurance that he will reappear when the world was in an acute need for it.

Ram was a man given to the worst kind of male hegemonic and anti mothe-rgoddess practices, raping and killing 30000 and worked totally against the Yakshi or free woman culture of the period. He was a Necromancer and was originally named Vikram (often misrepresented as “vikramaditya’ for he had attempted to destroy the sun spirit of that time, rather than for being a sun god by himself. The vikram and vetal story is that of his necromancing, in an attempt to recapture the holy spirit (paramatma)that he had lost on his murdering Buddha. Upon Buddhas death Ram ,Manu , Bhrigu and Kashyap together turned the region into a brahminical or hierarchic fiefdom, setting out to destroy all spiritual presenses of which a great many where women, whom the aryanists from around 2^nd century B.C like Varahamihira had gradually submitted to rape, torture and abuse and were reducing through murders most foul thereby working towards the destruction of the prophetic trial.

What is generally thought us Ram’s giving life to Ahalya was actually his raising the body of Ahalya and using it after having kicked her to death for necromancing. As a person who regarded the immobility or disciplining of his consort as fundamental, Ram was totally unacceptable as a lover to Seetha, who was Tara herself, a free spirit and Baali’s  and Sugreeva’s girl friend  whom he tried to forcefully keep for himself. Seetha had always tried to maintain a safe distance from him and had finally set off to Lanka to get away from him. Ram was also more comfortable with a golden idol of Seetha ,than to her in the  real and used it for his rituals. The brahminical practice of murdering free spirits and trying to attach or bind them to idols and trying  to deceive them and derive powers from them by keeping them under ritual scrutiny was actually totally harmfull to women, since through this witch hunting a lot of the women spirits in the world were obfuscated or temporarily kept in abeyance resulting in a general destruction in the status and freedom of women.  Ram thus was a typically piggish ‘Varaha” who belonged to Satanism rather than the Buddhist Yogini tradition,