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 Hello Everyone and Welcome to my blog no 27 and series part 7. I hope you are doing absolutely good and reading this blog in your healthiest and happiest state ❤️. Before reading this blog if you are new on my page, than don't forget to read my previous blogs of this series, you would really love it. In the last blog i talked about this beautiful festival of lights. Today let us talk about one of the epic character of Ramayana. Even I am a follower and worshipper of him Lord Hanuman . Lord Hanuman In Valmiki's fifth book of Ramayana, Sundara Kanda. he has mentioned a detailed accounts of Hanuman's meeting with Lord Ram and Lakshman. The name can be interpreted in two ways. Hanu means Jaw and Man means disfigured. As per mythology Hanuman's jaw was disfigured by Lord Indra during his urge to eat Sun thinking it as fruit. Another meaning if this is Han means killed or destroyed and Man means pride.  Both is same, someone who has destroyed his pride. Someone who is not eg...

 Hello everyone, Welcome to my blog no 26.  Today on this auspicious day I wish you and your family, SHUBH DEEPAWALI 🪔. If you are new to my blog, than please read my previous blog of this series.  In the last blog we discussed about Gurus of Lord Ram. Today on this religious day let us talk about this prosperous festival of  Deepawali🪔 Diwali commemorates Lord Rama's triumphant return to Ayodhya after a 14-year exile and his defeat of the demon King Ravana. Hindus celebrate Diwali as a unifying cultural event, both in India and among the Indian diaspora. This festival also symbolizes the victory of good over evil and the triumph of light over darkness. Diwali involves the veneration of deities like Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi, engaging in time-honored customs to deepen one's spiritual bond. It is also a propitious period for pursuing good fortune and success, heralding fresh starts in personal and business pursuits. Communities come together as people decorat...

Hello everyone and welcome to my blog 25 and part of series 5.  Before staring the blog if you have missed my previous blog please read it as well. And those who are waiting for the next part I am sorry but i have some academic work to complete and lately my exams are staring from 1st. I will try to keep up with the blogs daily.  In the last blog we discussed about the three Queens of the king Dasharath. Today we will talk about Guru of Lord Ram - Guru Vasistha and Guru Vishwamitra. Guru Vasisththa and Vishwamitra As per Ramayan Lord Ram had two Gurus : Vashishtha and Vishwamitra.  Both has their pivot role in teaching the life lessons to our Prabhu. Vashishtha is said to be one of the seven celestial sages, so  he is a saint by birth. On the hand Vishwamitra was a king and became saint. Lord Ram and Lord Lakshman went to Sage Vashishtha ashram in their early days to get education, learn duties of Royal family and get training and became an ideal King of Awadh. Even ...

 Hello Everyone and welcome to my blog 24 . I wish you are reading this blog in your healthy state as always. If you are new on my blogs and have no clue about the last blogs than make sure to read my previous blogs first. In the previous blog we discussed about the King Dasharath now today will talk about the Queens - Kaushalya, Kakayee, Sumitra.  Kaushalya Kausalya is the senior queen-consort of Kosala in the Hindu epic Ramayana, known for being the mother of Rama and the senior wife of King Dasharatha. While she is a major character, her true strength and significance are often overlooked. Some Puranas suggest that Sage Kashyap and Aditi reincarnated as Dasharatha and Kaushalya due to their penance. Others claim she was Manushatrupa in a previous birth, blessed by Lord Vishnu to bear him as a child. Kausalya's happiness knew no bounds when Rama was chosen as the heir to the throne. However, the manipulations of Manthara led to Dasharatha's grief and separation from Rama. Ka...

 Hello Everyone and Welcome everyone to blog no 23. If you have missed my previous blog please read blog 21 and 22 first. This blog is the continuation of the previous blog. In the last blog we discussed about Lord Ram, Bharat, Lakshman, Satrugan. Let us discuss about King Dashrath and his Queens - Kaushalya, Kakayee and Sumitra.  King Dasharath  King Dashrath in known as the incarnation of Svayambhuva Manu, the son of the Creator, God Brahma. Dashrath was the son of king Aja of Kosala and Queen of Vidarbha. His original name was Nemi, but as he acquired the moniker Dasharath('Ten Chariots'), his Charitots could move in all the ten directions, fly, and return to earth, and could help the king to fight in all the directions. After the death of his father, he became the King of Kosala. He became the great warrior who won many battles and defeated many asuras. According to the Ayodhya Kanda , King Dasharath had 350 wives among which three of them were his favourites - K...

 Hello everyone and welcome to my blog no 22. I wish you a good health. Before you start this blog i would suggest you to go checkout my previous blog - 21.  As in last blog we discussed about Ramcharitmanas by Tulsi das. This is not just a book but a way of living that teaches us moral values.  My soul purpose in this series is to provide some life lessons from all the main individuals from Ramcharitmanas.  There are number of characters in Ramayan, let us start with Lord Ram. i think all the characters play a significant role in changing our lifes. Lord Ram  Lord Ram is perceived as God and Tulsidas had depicted him as Maryada Purushotam, meaning who the most dignified man. Maryada is Hindi word meaning dignity, glory. He maintained the dignity in every field of human life. Purushottam means purush plus uttam. Purush means human, uttam means the best. Hence its meaning- the best in humans. He had qualities that put him above an ordinary human being. He wa...

 Hello Everyone and welcome to blog no 21, I wish you are reading this blog in your healthiest and happiest state.   I have always been a spiritual person and devotee of Lord Ram. Many of you may have read Ramayana  or Ramcharitmanas. If you don't know Both of them has a slight difference. Ramayana was written by Sage Valmiki, who is known as the contemporary of Lord Rama, and Ramcharitmanas was written by Tulsidas and in Awadhi Language, whereas Ramayana was written in Sanskrit Language. Awadhi  As per Wikipedia  Awadhi, also known as Audhi, is an Indo-Aryan language spoken in the Awadh region of eastern Uttar Pradesh in northern India. The name Awadh is connected to Ayodhya, the ancient city, which is regarded as the homeland of the Hindu god Rama. Ramcharitmanas by Tulsi das I have keen interest in Ramcharitmanas by Tulsidas. For me it's not just  story of Lord Ram, but the more we read, more we understand, more we dig into it, we get a lesson ...