Maryada Purushottam Rama

Maryada Purushottam Rama, embark on an extraordinary voyage through the epic tale of Ramayana, narrated from a perspective never before revealed—the innermost thoughts and emotions of Lord Rama himself. This richly detailed narrative delves deep into the spiritual and emotional turmoil of Rama, the beloved prince of Ayodhya, from his birth to his marriage with Sita, offering readers a profound and intimate exploration of his journey. From the moment of his divine birth, Rama's life is a tapestry woven with duty, devotion, and destiny. Born to Queen Kausalya and King Dasharatha, Rama is the embodiment of virtue and righteousness, destined to uphold dharma. Yet, beneath his serene and composed exterior lies a soul grappling with immense responsibility and profound inner conflict. As he navigates the complexities of royal life, familial expectations, and his burgeoning awareness of his divine purpose, Rama's internal dialogue reveals a depth of character rarely seen. The story unfolds with the tender innocence of Rama's childhood, where his early years are filled with learning and love. Under the tutelage of sage Vasishta, he absorbs the principles of dharma, yet questions of his true identity and purpose linger in his mind. His bond with his brothers, particularly Lakshmana, offers solace, yet also underscores the weight of his future responsibilities. As Rama matures, the narrative takes us through his epic journey with sage Viswamithra. From protecting the yagna at Sidhasrama to the awe-inspiring confrontation with the formidable demons Tataka and Subahu, Rama's internal struggles are laid bare. Each battle is not just a physical conquest but a spiritual test, as he strives to reconcile his human emotions with his divine duties. Rama's heart-wrenching turmoil reaches new heights during the Swayamvara of Sita. The anticipation and anxiety of proving his worth by lifting and stringing the mighty bow of Shiva is palpable. When he finally wins Sita's hand, the joy is profound, yet Rama's introspection deepens as he contemplates the implications of his divine destiny intertwined with his profound love for Sita. Throughout this evocative narrative, the landscapes of Ayodhya, Mithila, and the sacred forests are painted with vivid descriptions, mirroring Rama's internal landscape. The grandeur of royal palaces contrasts with the tranquil austerity of hermitages, symbolizing the duality of Rama's existence—caught between the earthly realm and his divine mission. Interspersed with moments of quiet reflection and intense action, Rama's Lament explores themes of duty, love, sacrifice, and the quest for self-understanding. Readers will journey through Rama's mind as he contemplates his relationships with his family, his role as a prince, and the expectations of his subjects. His thoughts on dharma, destiny, and the nature of righteousness offer profound philosophical insights, making this retelling not just a recount of events but a deep spiritual exploration. This novel invites readers to experience the Ramayana in a new light, through the lens of Rama's inner world. Rama's Lament is not merely a retelling but an introspective journey that connects the reader with the divine prince on a deeply personal level. It is a tale of divine duty and human emotion, where the boundaries between mortal and immortal blur, revealing the profound humanity of a god. For those familiar with the Ramayana, this book offers a fresh perspective that enriches the traditional narrative. For newcomers, it provides an accessible yet deeply philosophical introduction to one of the greatest epics of all time. Immerse yourself in the timeless story of Rama's Lament: The Inner Journey of the Divine Prince and discover the epic tale as you have never seen it before.

This Book Is An Attempt To Remember Our Venerable Ancestors Who Have Shaped Our Cultural Consciousness. Also Depicted Are The Symols Of Our Culture. A Fully Coloured Book With Photographs And Illustrations.

Lord Rama is the ocean of compassion and the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu. He was born in Ayodhya as the son of Dashrath. Lord Rama is the source of inspiration, the one who leads us to the path of righteousness.This book is a humble attempt to bring the ideal characterization of Lord Rama in front of the modern generation. The book focuses that there are many things that we can learn from Lord Rama's character. Therefore, the book narrates the story of Lord Rama.However, the book has two parts. The first part describes the enchanting story of Lord Rama. The second part focuses on the glory of Ram Naam. This book Maryada Purushottam Rama tries to describe that chanting the name of Lord Rama can sort all the problems from life. Even a dying person can get back life by chanting the Ram Naam. The name of Lord Rama has medicinal capabilities.

Maryada Purushottam Sri Ram in English rhyme with original text contains: Primer, mantra, stuti, stora, vandana, adhyatma ramayan, Vashishta Saar & Upanishads

He Is Eka-Vachani, A King Who Always Keeps His Word; Eka-Bani, An Archer Who Strikes His Target With The First Arrow; And Eka-Patni, A Husband Who Is Eternally And Absolutely Devoted To A Single Wife. He Is Maryada Purushottam Ram, The Supreme Upholder Of Social Values, The Scion Of The Raghu Clan, Jewel Of The Solar Dynasty, The Seventh Avatar Of Vishnu, God Who Establishes Order In Worldly Life. Hindus Believe That In Stressful And Tumultuous Times Chanting Ram&Rsquo;S Name And Hearing His Tale, The Ramayan, Brings Stability, Hope, Peace And Prosperity. Reviled By Feminists, Appropriated By Politicians, Ram Remains Serene In His Majesty, The Only Hindu Deity To Be Worshipped As A King.

Full-blown trade wars, nuclear threats, attacks on nation's sovereignty...are we dangerously at the crossroads of a world war that may even threaten entire humanity? Maybe we are, but fear not. Hindus believe that whenever cosmic balance is threatened, Vishnu descends into the world as an avatar of change. "I am born age after age," says Krishna (Vishnu) in the Bhagavad Gita. Vishnu has many avatars, but his top ten avatars are special and known as the Dashavataras. In this volume, we enter the most exciting part of Hindu mythology--the Dashavataras--and discuss the early avatars of Vishnu. The avatar saga begins with a wicked demon stealing the Vedas while Brahma is sleeping. Vishnu takes the form of a giant fish and not only saves the Vedas but rescues mankind from a great deluge. As we progress through the avatars, you will come across Prahlada, whose story offers a shining example of the extent to which Vishnu would go to protect his devotees. In another incarnation of Vishnu, a generous king called Bali is dispatched to the netherworld for being too ambitious. While ambition is a virtue, not vice, this may seem unfair to the people of Kerala who hold Bali in high esteem. But Vishnu makes amends by bestowing the gift of longevity on Bali. Next, the axe-wielding Parashurama, a Brahmin by birth, embarks on a mission to exterminate the warrior caste from the face of Earth--and largely succeeds until he bumps into another avatar of Vishnu. The highlight of this volume undoubtedly is Rama, the hero of the Ramayana and a name that is synonymous with dharma (religious duty). About half the book is dedicated to Rama as we dissect Ramayana in detail, particularly the controversies. Although Rama is famous for defeating the ten-headed demon king of Lanka, it seems he waged a bigger battle with the dictates of dharma--and lost. We meet the monkey-faced Hanuman for the first time in this book. He is closely associated with Rama and highly revered among Hindus. Also in the Ramayana, we encounter one of the ultimate villains of Hindu mythology--the mighty Ravana. Even though Ravana abducted Rama's beloved wife, Sita, you will be surprised to know that not everyone regards Ravana as an antihero. In fact, at the end of the Ramayana, we are left with many bitter, thought-provoking questions that are debated even today.

Within a book, wisdom enshrined, Ramayana's tales unwind. Each poet's verse, a vibrant hue, Reflects Rama's journey, brave and true.

"The rich reservoir of ancient knowledge contains the wisdom which can help solve our present day problems. The seven traits of Rama are ingrained in every human being as a son, brother, husband, warrior, a bit of ruler and a rishi; the blending where of leads to perfection. The author deplores the intellectual bankruptcy which is creating a vacuum in the personal, social and political lives resulting in mediocrity projecting itself as the savior of mankind and thereby befooling generations. Rama, the ‘Maryada Purushotama’, as an epitome of perfection provides an ideal and a reliable source of inspiration, through the life he lived, to resolve issues pertaining to inter-personal problems and make the society a place worth living. It is a bold endeavor to elevate the great epic, Ramayana, to a higher pedestal which takes it way beyond just depicting through Ramleelas, TV serials or keeping wrapped and worshipped as a matter of routine. The reader is sure to benefit from this precise and thought provoking treatise."