The imagery of rebirth is of two main orders. The moon which dies and is resurrected is the chief symbol of this miracle of rebirth in time. The moon sheds its shadow as the serpent sheds its skin. The serpent also plays a role as the symbol of this same principle of life that is reborn from its own death. In traditional mythologies, the sacrificial bull, too, is associated with this symbolism of death and rebirth. The horns of the moon are rendered in the horns of the bull. The sacrifice of the bull is symbolic of the sacrifice of that mortal part in us which leads to the release of the eternal.

The sun is our second symbol of rebirth, evoking that idea of not coming back at all, of not being reborn here but of passing beyond the spheres of rebirth altogether to a transcendent light. The typical image for this is the sun. The moon carries darkness within it but wherever the sun goes there is no darkness. There are only the shadows of those forces that do not open themselves to its light. The image of the sun- door speaks of yet another kind of rebirth, that of the return of the lost one-that is, the one who is lost in the spheres of shadows and time, who returns to that eternal root which is his own great root.

As the bull is symbolic of the moon, so the lion, with his great radiant solar face, is the symbolic animal of the sun. As the rising sun quenches the moon and the stars, so the lion’s roar scatters the grazing animals, just as the lion’s pouncing on the bull symbolizes the sun’s extinguishing the moon. If we recall the serpent, we recognize the eagle, the solar bird, as its counterpoint. So we have these parallels: eagle against serpent, lion against bull, Sun against moon.

There are so many stories in mythology.Because that’s what’s worth writing about. Even in popular novels, the main character is a hero or heroine who has found or done something beyond the normal range of achievement and experience. A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.

Well, there are two types of deeds. One is the physical deed, in which the hero performs a courageous act in battle or saves a life. The other kind is the spiritual deed, in which the hero learns to experience the supernormal range of human spiritual life and then comes back with a message.eg Lord Buddha.

Every father is a hero,who earns money for his family,but unfortunately it is not being considered a heroic act.
Just because if a dog bites a man, that’s not a story,but if a man bites a dog,you have got a story there.
So the thing that happens and happens and happens,no matter how heroic it may be,is not news.
eg. Giving birth to a child is a great heroic act,but that happens and happens and happens.Motherhood has lost its novelty,you might say .
“There is no greater warrior than a mother in this world.”KGF (Indian Movie).
He, who has the courage to do more is more worthwhile than his life.

A hero is not someone who saves life but opens the door to all ordinary people to be alive.

Because death is an integral part of life.

A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.

वो कहने लगे,

तेरी ढ़लती शाम में आफ़ताब लेकर आऊंगा

तेरी जिंदगी में खुशियाँ,

बेहिसाब लेकर आऊंगा,

हमने कहा-

रहने दो जनाब !

की मेरी शाम भी कुछ हसीं कम नहीं

मेरी चांद की रौशनी भी इतनी भी कम नहीं

हो जाएंगी खुशियां बेहिसाब मेरी

अभी मेरे ज़िंदगी के घाव इतने भी नम नही