The legal profession has a funny way of humbling people.
The moment you think you've mastered the law, a judge asks one question and you spend the next three days researching.
“Judges do not have an easy job. They repeatedly do what the rest of us seek to avoid; make decisions."
#SupremeCourt quotes itself from its First AIJA judgment.
Ravana had to kidnap Sita. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Hanuman had to find out about Rama. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Kalanemi tried to mislead Hanuman. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Karna had to learn Dhanurveda from Parshurama. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Shri Krishna had to teach a lesson to Karna. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Bhima had to kill Jarasandha. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Varuna had to test King Harichandra. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Vishwamitra had to deceive King Harihchandra. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Indira had to take away Kavacha and Kundala from Karna. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Bhagawan Vishnu had to teach a lesson to King Mahabali. He disguised himself as a Brahmin.
Ashwini Kumars had to test Satyavati, wife of sage Chyavan. They disguised themselves as Brahmins.
During their exile, the Pandavas, Kunti and Draupadi assumed the disguise of Brahmins.
Why did so many disguise as Brahmins?
Because the society trusted a Brahmin without a second thought from the beginning. That is why it was very easy to take advantage using the reputation of a Brahmin. The trust might not be at that level as earlier Yugas, but still there is a high level of trust still.
Even when the motive of disguise was ulterior. The same is happening even today.
#WA