The land of Rajasthan is not only known by the stories of heroes, but also from immortal love stories. One such love story is – Mahendra and Mumal. In today’s modern times where relationships break up in some time, Mahendra-Mumal’s story teaches us what the real meaning of love is. So let’s know what today’s loving couples should learn from Mahendra and Mumal’s love story:
1. There is a sense of renunciation in true love
Mahendra was a prince and Mumal was a very beautiful princess of Lodharwa, Sindh. When Mahendra met Mumal for the first time, fell in love. But this love was not just an attraction – it had a sense of sacrifice and dedication.
2. Faith is the real foundation of love
Mumal once wanted to test Mahendra, which created confusion. Mahendra felt that Mumal had cheated him and he returned angry. Years later, when the truth came out, it was regrettable but by then it was late. Case: It is very important to have unwavering faith in each other to avoid misunderstandings in love.
3. Not important, dialogue is necessary
A small thing between Mahendra and Mumal ended the relationship, as both of them chose silence and Ahm, instead of communicating. Case: In today’s relationships, ego breaks many times. It is very important to talk and explain in time.
4. Love means to be patient
Mahendra was suffering in memory of Mumal for years, and Mumal also waited for him. This patience is rare in today’s time, where people leave together in a little rift. Case: True love should have the power to wait.
5. In love, there should be ‘I’, only ‘we’
Mahendra-Mumal had feelings, surrender, but there was also a sense of ‘I’ which did not let him be united. Sikh: The basic mantra of love is-we, not me.
6. True love never dies
Mahendra and Mumal could not unite in the end, but their love story is still alive. Folk songs, stories and folklore in the Thar desert are sung even today. Case: The true love may be separated from the body, it is immortal with the soul.
7. Property, beauty or pretense – emotions are original
Mumal’s beauty was famous, but Mahendra did not join her just because of the form. His intelligence, simplicity and love were the only one who attracted him. Learning: In today’s relationships, external attractions should cause more emotions.