Sunday Special--Sex V/S Tears!
And here is what this religious discourse by a Swami named Shiv Baba says:
There is a mythological belief (albeit false) that peacocks do not use sex for reproduction but rather, the peahen drinks the tears of the peacock to conceive. Thus, Krishna is as pure as a peacock and that is what the feather signifies.In the Movie Amar Prem (1972): Rajesh Khanna’s dialogue “Pushpa, I hate tears”, which appeared five times in the film, was not only parodied over the years, but also went on to become one of the epic dialogues of Indian cinema.
In Sathya yug & Thretha Yug men had children through their yoga power as their soul had 16 kalas in the Sathya yug and 14 kalas in Thretha Yug.
When men came to Dwabaraka yuga, their kalas dropped below 12 so they lost the yoga power, or they forgot they are souls and they become totally body conscious that's why they have children through sex these days.
( The Purna-Kalasha is worshiped in all Hindu festivities related to marriage and childbirth, as a mother goddess or Devi. In this context, the metal pot or Kalasha represents material things: a container of fertility - the earth and the womb, which nurtures and nourishes life. The mango leaves associated with Kama, the god of love, symbolize the pleasure aspect of fertility. The coconut, a cash crop, represents prosperity and power. The water in the pot represents the life-giving ability of Nature.)
Men did not have kids as they have through sex now.This way of getting kids through yoga power is depicted in Mahabharatha story. Even though Mahabharatha is a story, In that Kundhi Devi had their kids through the yoga power only. Karnan,Yudhistran, Bhima & Arjunan all are born with the yoga power only.
Peacock is even today considered the National Bird of India. Why is it considered so? Why is not any other bird taken as the example. Any other bird could have been chosen as the national bird. Because, all other birds procreate by sexual contact. Only Peacock (male) is such an unusual bird. That the peahen (morni ) swallows the tear drops of the Peacock ( mor ) dancing in stately courtship around her. Then the peahen becomes pregnant. It shows that even today the example of such a bird prevails in this creation. And that same bird is considered as the National Bird of India.
A Rajasthan High
Court judge said the peacock was the national bird of India because it
was ‘celibate’ and the peahens reproduced after swallowing the tears of
the male. Within minutes after the judge’s
interview was aired on CNN-News18, one of the most searched items on
Google was “How do peacocks have sex?”
“Peacock is a Bramhachari and
it does not have sex with a peahen. The peahen gets pregnant drinking
the tears of the peacock. Even Lord Krishna carried the feather of a
peacock on his head,” Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma had said.
When a peacock fans its feathers and walks around strutting his stuff, the Rajasthan HC judge thought it was a pretty sight. Sure, we did too. Only that the sight was one that reportedly gave Darwin a headache. But the genius that the man was, he soon realized that the very sight of those feathers made peahens weak in their knees. The peacock and his plumage were the bird’s signal to his mate. Or any peahen who would consider him beautiful enough for her time.
Sorry, dear judge, you clearly got it wrong. Not only do peacocks mate, but they are also the biggest ‘playboys’ on this planet. If this study is to be believed, peacocks think of other females even when they are mating! Peahens, on the other hand, always want to mate with the most dominant male. Sex is always on their minds and they are not shedding tears over it.
Now, we have some ‘rare’ proof of peacocks mating.
When a peacock fans its feathers and walks around strutting his stuff, the Rajasthan HC judge thought it was a pretty sight. Sure, we did too. Only that the sight was one that reportedly gave Darwin a headache. But the genius that the man was, he soon realized that the very sight of those feathers made peahens weak in their knees. The peacock and his plumage were the bird’s signal to his mate. Or any peahen who would consider him beautiful enough for her time.
Sorry, dear judge, you clearly got it wrong. Not only do peacocks mate, but they are also the biggest ‘playboys’ on this planet. If this study is to be believed, peacocks think of other females even when they are mating! Peahens, on the other hand, always want to mate with the most dominant male. Sex is always on their minds and they are not shedding tears over it.
Now, we have some ‘rare’ proof of peacocks mating.
Peacock is the only bird in the whole kalpa (Kalpa (Sanskrit:
कल्प kalpa) is a
Sanskrit word meaning a relatively long period of time) which has not lost purity in the whole world drama.
Even men had lost his purity from Dwabara yuga.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVd0hyeOLdQ
When the Peacock (male) dances spreading its feathers the Pea hen(female
peacock) gets attracted by it and comes to the male partner. At that
time tears come in the eyes of the male peacock, the female picks them
up , due to that it gets pregnant and delivers
new ones. So there is no physical sex in Peacocks for reproduction.
Thus Peacock is pure through out the 5000 year drama. Shri Krishna is
the first purest soul on earth , that is why peacock feather is kept in
Krishna's crown.
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das kamm dann doch sehr plötzlich
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Peafowl are typically polygamous birds, meaning
that a dominant male will mate with several females in a season,
although the green peafowl has been known to form monogamous pairs in
captivity. Wild peahens can become aggressive with
one another when competing for the chance to mate with a dominant male,
sometimes repeatedly mating with the peacock to stave off mating
attempts by other females.
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Listen to the squawk he let's out before he mounts her..scary noise.
...the sound of him rattling his feathers is amazng This breeding pair
are kept in captivity at ...
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spreading their iridescent tail feathers in a
fan shape, strutting back and forth and shaking their feathers to
produce a rattling noise to get the peahens' attention. A peahen will
walk through several territories of different males,
examining their displays and feathers closely, before selecting a mate.
Once a female selects a mate, the male perches
on her back and aligns his tail over top of her own. Both peacock and
peahen have the avian reproductive organ known as a cloaca, which
transfers sperm in between partners. The peafowl
align their cloacas and the male's sperm is transferred to the female,
where it travels up the uterus to fertilize her egg through a series of
muscular spasms. Peahens will lay anywhere from two to six eggs in a
shallow nest at ground level, which incubate
for 28 to 30 days before hatching.
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