When the husband stood in the forefront, wife supported from the back. They did not boast of individual success and lament on individual failures. They shared their lives together in all situations. So, the wife did not have to suffer from any sort of inferior feelings.

If you can not serve thousands of people, serve and support one man who can serve thousands.

If a wife understands this truth, she becomes an integral part of the husband’s life as well all those people who benefit from him.  Such a wife is entitled to be called a ‘Sahadharmini’.

Today, married people have individual dreams and ways of life. They compete with each other and some times end their relation to protect their exponentially growing ego. They forget that the purpose of human life is to share, care and experience the divinity in themselves.

Only a couple who meditate regularly can understand each other’s mind and live a peaceful life.

Here, Bhagavatham narrates the story of a beautiful couple who lived together, served together for a noble cause and died together. Their glory never ends!

 (Bhagavatham 4.23.1 – 4.23.39)