Grief is often seen as a measure of love Justify your response to Buddha's Sermon (Sermon at Benares) - English - Reading Comprehension

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Grief is often seen as a measure of love Justify your response to
Buddha's Sermon (Sermon at Benares) [Suggest some value points]

Richa Manchanda · Accepted Answer

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Solution:

Kisa Gotami was tormented by her son’s sudden death; and
not realising that death is inevitable, she begged for medicine
from everyone to save the child
Filled with hope, she went from house to house, begging for
those magic grains, she found there was not a household which had
not lost a dear one some time in the past
She understood that her love for her child had prevented her
from seeing pain and sorrow which was prevalent around She realised
she had become selfish in her grief
It can be concluded that deeper the love, greater the grief of
losing the loved one Certainly, grief is often seen as a measure of
love

Grief is often seen as a measure of love. Justify your response to Buddha's Sermon. (Sermon at Benares). [Suggest some value points]