The Story of Ramapir God

"Bhahuda's seed, this jad bdi katai makash 
Flow by aavhu diagonally"

Ketha Tway of Ramdev ji According to historians, Ramdev ji, an incarnation of Shri Krishna
The incarnation of Sun (in 442 on the day of Bhadwa Sudi Dooj in Pokeran, Rajasthan
Vanshi was born to King Ajmat.

In addition to being three, I was the devout king of King Ajamat Shri Krishna.
But his irony was also that he was childless, due to which Godused to be quite bent.
The father of Ramdev ji, Raja Ajmat, who was the ultimate 'master' of Dwarkadhish, always used to go to Dwarka to wish happiness and peace to his kingdom.

Once upon a time there was a famine in his kingdom and there was no good rain in the state.
Ajmat ji reached Dwarkadhish with a wish. It is believed that by the grace of Lord Dwarkadhish, there was a lot of rain in his kingdom.

On a rainy day, when the farmers were going to their fields in the morning, the way
I found their king Azmat, the farmers saw them and went back to the house.
Seeing this, the king asked why he had gone back, then the farmers told that the king
Azmat ji, you are childless, so it is a bad omen to come in front of you.
And in the time of bad omen, we were sown kange.

As soon as the king heard this, he was very sad, but being an efficient ruler and a savior of the poor, he did not say anything to the farmers but came back home.

Vaki was disappointed and upset, then he decided that he would go to see Dwarkadhish after wishing to get a child. With this intention, he reached Dwarkadhish, he went to Tahdu Doker as the Prasad of Lord Dwarkadhish, after reaching the temple, King Ajmat was very sad and heartbroken in front of the idol of Lord Dwarkadhish and kept all his sorrow in front of Lord Dwarkadhish. .

After doing all his talking, the two kept staring at the idol, they felt that
Ajmat ji got angry seeing the idol of God smiling at him.
Came and he ate the tadhu in the form of prasad for Dwarkadhish.

He threw it on the idol, which hit Dwarkadhish on the head of the idol. Seeing the sentence, the priest located in the temple is mad at the priest. It was known to Ajmat ji that God has been here 'God is living in the sea'. If you want me, then go to the sea and meet them.

Being very sad, the king went to the seashore and jumped into the sea.

Lord Dwarkadhish appeared in the sea to King Ajmat

Shri Krishna composed Blessed to be incarnated with Balramji at his house. Gave and said that he himself would come to King Ajmat's house in the form of a son on the day of Bhadwa's Dooj. King Ajmal saw that God's head was bandaged.

King Ajmat ji asked God how did you get this injury, God said that The king was very embarrassed to hear that one of my dear devotees killed me.

Ajamat said to God, how would the ignorant know that you have come to my house, then God said that when I come to your house, I will become the mark of the kumkum's feet in the courtyard, the temple's horns will start ringing automatically after hearing all this

Ajmat ji is happy to be home. Told all the things to his queen.According to the boon, first Vatramji in the form of Yeremdev married King Ajmat. After nine months of taking birth from the womb of Mainade, Lord Bhadwa was given dooj.

Lord Krishna incarnated in the cradle of King Ajmat's house in the form of Ramdev.

Ramdev ji's pamphlet and tales of childhood

Ramdev ji, an incarnation of Shri Krishna, became famous as Baba Ramdev since childhood. He had started watching his own Vata Leelas. Showed a miracle to Mata Menade.

From his lap, the stream of milk started falling in the face of Ramdev, and mother Menade was seen in the form of Chaturmuj, at a young age, the horse made by Draji. Per Deth threw it into the sky.

When the demon Merav knows about all these things, then the demon told his younger brother
When Ramdev and his Mai Tniramdev went to be made, then Lord Shri Ramdev horse
Riding on the demon, the demon was killed from Bhado.

After the death of the demon, the people of his kingdom were tortured by the demon Bhairav.
King Ramdev started killing the demon Bhairav ​​and killed the people of the state. Freed from tyranny.

When Ramdev ji was going somewhere, then businessman Lakha Banjara on the way. In Betgadipo, the mishri was coming towards Pokhran, only then came on a horse on the way. When he met Ramdev ji, he asked, where is the aunt, where is Raab Lakhane? Maharaj is full of salt, so Ramdev ji said as soon as he said this feeling. All the sugar candy became salty and Rakha Banjare repented of her lie.

He immediately apologised to Lord Ramdev, when he changed the salt into sugar candy, apart from this, there are many such tales of Ramdev ji, which shows about his miracle, these miracles are also called as Ramdev's pamphlet, which is known in common language. is very popular.

It is said that Lord Ramdev was an incarnation of Kevayug, sitting on the rest of the kingdom.

Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Mahashakti Vishnu, was a Shia in the form of Lord Ramdev incarnate in Kalyug, he drove Jiya Tangde, gave eyes to the blind.

It is said that in the case, he gave Pokeshya kingdom in dowry to his sister-in-law Bai. He became the king of Rupiswa.It's okay.

The story of Ramdev ji... that's why it is called Ramsa Pir

Ramdevji had come to Mavka's pir to have an examination, when he returned after the examination. When permission was given to go, Ramdev ji said that when you will not go back and like me.

AK in seven days in honor of my Jandhontsav and remembering my samadhi.

Kerna Ramdevji had said that my worship text was organized at the place of samadhi.

There should be no difference or any kind of difference. Keeping the distinction, he said that

Took samadhi and said that I will be sadreva with my allowances.

As soon as Ramhev ji took the samadhi, the whole people became restless and there was mourning.

There was an outcry all around in the people and some people did samadhi to save them.

Everyone was surprised as soon as they dug Vane Khod Hata Samadhi because they found Ramdev's body.

Flowers were found in the forest, the whole people paid their respects with all their heart and only then

Every year people come to his samadhi to awaken the attendance.

This message was given before the samadhi shen. Ramdevji had given Bhagats and Runichakhasio.

To Mahe to Chalya Mhare village, Tha Sagala did Ram Ram, The names of the streams shone in the world sharp work.

He has no nivo koi, sarkhi sagala mein tihi, kun vaan ne kun chamar, sagala mein tihi

He did Muslims of Hindus, all human beings equally, Allah drives away your name. Rahijyo morning evening

Mhe To Chalya Mhare Village, Tha Sagla Ne Ram Ram, Ya Sagala Ne Ram Ram. And then he took samadhi.

History of God Swaminarayan

Swaminarayan Biography

God Swaminarayan was brought into the world on 3 April 17 in Uttar Pradesh, India. His real name was Ghanshyam Pandey and his father's name was Shri Hari Prasad Rai, mother's name was Bhakti Devi. His parents had named him Ghanshyam. Seeing the sign of Braj Udharva Rekha and lotus from the hands and feet and feet of the child, the astrologers said that this child will give the right direction of life to millions of people. In 5 years, the child was given alphabet knowledge and in 8 years the sacred thread ceremony took place.

He studied many scriptures at this young age when he was only 11 years old. Mother and father died in childhood and after some time due to some dispute with his brother, he left the house and for the next 7 years he circumambulated the whole country.

Now people started calling her Neelkanthvarni. During this time he taught Ashtanga Yoga from Gopal Yogi and went to Himalayas in the north, Kanchi Srirangapuram in the south to Rameswaram. After this Pandharpur he came to Gujarat via Nasik. One day this Neelkanth reached the village 'Loj' near Mangrol. He was introduced to Swami Muktananda who was a disciple of Swami Ramananda. Neelkanthvarni Swaminarayan was eager to see Ramananda. On the other hand Ramanand ji also often used to tell the devotees that only then the real naat will come, I am playing duggugi before his arrival, after the meeting Ramanand ji asked him to stay with Swami Muktananda. Neelkanth Varni made his order head-on. Swami Muktananda used to tell stories in those days. Both men and women used to come in it. Neelkanth Varni noticed that the attention of many listeners and sadhus is not towards the story but towards the women. He arranged separate stories for men and women and also prepared women storytellers with effort.

He was of the opinion that a sannyasi should strictly follow all the rules made for him. After some time Swami Ramanand gave education to Neelkanth Varni in Peepal Ana village and named him Sahajanand.

A year later in Jaipur, he gave Sahajanand the title of Acharya of his sect. After some time Swami Ramanand ji died, now Swami Sahajanand traveled from village to village and spread the story. By making the goal of service to the poor, he connected all the classes with him, due to which his fame spread all the more.

He used to ask his disciples to take 5 fasts, from them there was talk of giving up meat, alcohol, theft, adultery and following all religions. God Swaminarayan made Ajay rules and everyone followed them strictly.

He stopped such acts of violence, sacrificial system, sati practice, female killing, ghosts in the yagya. His field of work was mainly Gujarat. He used to help everyone without discrimination when natural calamity came. Seeing this service, people started considering him as an incarnation of God.

God Swaminarayan ji got many temples built and during their construction he himself used to do Shramdaan with everyone. God Swaminarayan built a grand temple in Ahmedabad, Mooli, Bhuj, Jetalpur, Dholka, Vadtal, Bada, Dholera and Junagadh during his tenure, which is a wonderful example of temple architecture.

Thus awakening devotion to religion, God Swaminarayan left his body on 1 June 1831, today his followers are spread all over the world, they work by making temples the center of service science.

The Story of God Ganesha

Know about Lord Ganesha

Ganesha is the formless divinity who is established in a supernatural form for the benefit of the devotee. As per Hindu folklore, he is the child of God Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Gana means group. This entire creation is a gathering of iotas and various energies. If there was no supreme law governing the various entities of this entire creation, there would have been a lot of turmoil. God Ganesha is the God of all these atoms and clusters of energies.

He is the Supreme Consciousness who is omnipresent and establishes an order in this creation.

Adi Shankaracharya has very beautifully described the essence of Ganesha in the Ganesh Stotra.

Although Ganesha is worshiped as an elephant-headed God. This form (Swaroop) actually manifests that formless (Parbrahma form).

He is 'Ajam Nirvikalpam Nirakarmekam'. That is, Ganesha is ajam (unborn), nirvikalpa (without any attributes), formless (without any form). And he is the symbol of the consciousness which is all-pervading.

Ganesha is a similar energy which is the reason for this creation. It is a similar energy from which everything shows and in which all that will break up.

Story of birth of Lord Ganesha

We as a whole know the account of how Ganesha turned into an elephant-headed God. When Parvati was playing a festival with Shiva, she got a little scum on her. When he realized this, he removed that scum from his body and made a child out of it. Then they asked the boy to keep guard there as long as she is taking a bath.

When Shiva returned, the boy did not recognize him, and blocked his way. Then God Shiva beheaded the boy and went inside.

Parvati was very surprised to see this. He explained to Shiva that the child was his son, and requested God Shiva to save his life at any cost.

Then God Shiva ordered his assistants to go and bring someone from anywhere with a head who was sleeping facing north. Then Shiva's assistants brought the head of an elephant, which Shiva attached to the body of the child and thus God Ganesha was born.

Realities of Thought in the Story of Lord Ganesha

- Why was there dirt on Parvati's body?: 

Parvati is a symbol of happy energy. Their being muddy means that any celebration can be rajasic, it can have attachment and can shake you from your center. Dirt is a symbol of ignorance, and God Shiva is the epitome of supreme simplicity, peace and knowledge.

- Was God Shiva, the epitome of peace, so angry that he beheaded his own son? And why the elephant's head on the torso of God Ganesha? 

So when Ganesha blocked the path of God Shiva, it means that ignorance, which is a quality of the mind, does not recognize knowledge, then knowledge must be conquered by ignorance. To show this, Shiva cut off the head of Ganesha.

- Why Elephant's Head?: 

Elephant is a symbol of both 'Knowledge Shakti' and 'Karma Shakti'. The principle characteristics of an elephant are knowledge and suddenness.The giant head of an elephant is a sign of wisdom and knowledge. Elephants never escape from obstacles, nor do they stop them. They simply remove them from their path and move on – it is the epitome of spontaneity. Thusly, when we love God Ganesha, this load of characteristics are stirred inside us, and we take these characteristics.

Symbols of Ganeshji and their importance

Ganesha's big belly signifies generosity and total acceptance.

Ganesha's outstretched hand is a symbol of protection – that is, 'Don't panic, I am with you' and his bowed hand, with the palm facing out, means infinite charity, as well as an invitation to bow down It is a symbol that one day we will all merge in this soil.

Ganesha is Ekadanta, which means concentration. Whatever they hold in their hands, they also have some meaning.

He holds in his hands ankush, which means awakening, and pasha, which means control. With awakening, a lot of energy is generated and uncontrollable can lead to distraction.

Why does Ganesha, the elephant-headed God move on a vehicle as small as a mouse? Isn't that very strange? Again, it has a deeper mystery. A mouse tears apart the ropes that bind us. The mouse is like a mantra that can completely cut through the exclusive layers of ignorance. And reveal the ultimate knowledge that God Ganesha embodies.

Our ancient sages were so deeply intelligent, that they depicted divinity as these symbols instead of words. Because words change with time, but symbols never change. So whenever we meditate on that omnipresent. We should keep these deep symbols in our mind, like the elephant-headed God, and at the same time remember that Ganesha is within us.

10 Story of Sai Baba's Miracle

Although there are hundreds of miracles of Sai Baba of Shirdi, but here we are telling only 10 miracles. We may have missed some important miracles or tales of Baba's grace.

First story of Sai Baba

Sai Baba used to light a lamp in the mosque every day. For this they used to go to the Banias to ask for oil. But one day the Banias told Baba that Baba, we do not have oil. Then Baba quietly left from there and after going to the Masjid, he put water in the lamp instead of oil and the lamp lit up and this thing spread all around. Then the baniyas of the place came in front of them and apologized to them, then Baba forgave them and told them, 'Now never lie.'

Second story of Sai Baba

Once a devotee of Baba came from far away with his wife to see Baba and when he started leaving, it started raining heavily. Then his devotee started getting worried, then Baba seeing his trouble said, O Allah! Stop the rain, my kids have to go home and the rain stopped immediately.

Third story of Sai Baba

When a girl of a town man unexpectedly fell into the well while playing. People thought she was drowning. Everyone ran there and saw that she was hanging in the air and some invisible force was holding her. He was none other than Baba, because that girl used to say that I am Baba's sister. Now people did not need any further explanation.

Fourth story of Sai Baba

When Mhalsapati had a son, he brought him to Baba and asked him to name him. Seeing that son, Baba told Mhalsapati not to have too much attachment with him. Keep this in mind only for 25 years, that is enough. Mhalsapati understood this when his son died at the age of 25. Bhagat Mhalsapati died in 1922.

Fifth story of Sai Baba

One day, before leaving his body for 3 days, Baba told Mhalsapati that if I return in 3 days, otherwise bury my body at a certain place. You have to protect my body for 3 days. Gradually Baba's breathing stopped and the movement of the body also stopped. The news spread among all the people that Baba had passed away. The doctor also examined and accepted that Baba had calmed down.

But Mhalsapati advised everyone to stay away from Baba. He said that it is my responsibility to protect his body for 3 days. There was a dispute in the village about this, but Mhalsapati kept Baba's head in his lap and kept awake for 3 days. No one was even allowed to touch Baba's holy body. After 3 days when Baba took his body back, it was like a miracle. There was joy all around.

Sixth story of Sai Baba

Mumbai-based Kaka Mahajani's idea was to stay for a week in Shirdi. After seeing him on the first day, Baba asked him, 'When will you go back?' He was surprised at Baba's question. Then he said, 'When you command.' Baba said, 'Tomorrow only.' Hearing this, Kaka Mahajani immediately left Shirdi. When he reached his office in Mumbai, he found his Seth waiting anxiously, as the uncle's presence was necessitated by the bookkeeper's sudden illness. Seth had written a letter to call Kaka, who returned to his address.

Seventh story of Sai Baba

When Baba's hand was burnt, it was Bhagoji Shinde who used to do the work of rubbing ghee on his hand and applying a bandage. Bhagoji Shinde was a leprosy patient. Chandorkarji had brought a doctor Parmanand from Mumbai for treatment, but Baba refused and he was cured only by applying ghee to Shinde.

Eighth story of Sai Baba

Dhumal was on his way to the court of Niphad regarding a case. On the way they landed at Shirdi. He saw Baba and immediately started leaving for Niphad, but Baba's approval was not received. He kept them at Shirdi for one more week. In the meantime the judge of Niphad became afflicted with colic. Due to this his trial was extended to some next day. Bhausaheb got permission to return after 1 week. The hearing of this case went on for several months and with 4 judges. As a result Dhumal succeeded in the trial and his client was acquitted in the case.

Ninth story of Sai Baba

The famous astrologer of Nashik, Vedgya, 6 Shastras, also well versed in oceanography. Once visited Shirdi along with Bapusaheb Buti, a wealthy Sai devotee of Nagpur. Mule Shastri, being a palmist, prayed to test Baba's hand. But Baba did not pay any heed to his prayer and gave him 4 bananas and after that everyone returned to the Wada. After returning from the Wada, at the time of the Aarti, Baba asked Bapusaheb to bring some Dakshina from Mule. When the mule went to give dakshina, he stood outside the mosque and started throwing flowers at Baba. But when he looked carefully, he started seeing his Kailaswasi Guru Gholap Swami instead of Baba. They started praising him and when he opened his eyes he saw Baba asking for Dakshina. Seeing this miracle, his doubts were cleared.

Tenth story of Sai Baba

A doctor came to Shirdi with his Saibhakt friend. He told the friend that you only go to see, I will not go, because I do not bow down before anyone except Shri Ram. Especially in front of a priest and that too not in a mosque. The friend said that no one will force you to bow down or bow down there. So come with me, there will be bliss. They reached Shirdi and went to see Baba. But seeing the doctor going first and worshiping Baba at the first step

This goddess is the third daughter of Shiva, not born from the womb of Parvati

Shiva's Third Daughter

God Shiva is worshiped with many wishes. It is said that if the desire is for the happiness and peace of the family and there is a desire for children, then the family of Shiva should be worshipped. By the way, most Shiva devotees know two sons in the family of Bholenath - Kartikeya and Ganesha. But few people will know that God Shiva actually has 6 children. They have three sons and with them they also have 3 daughters. Their description is found in Shiva Purana.

God Shiva's third son's name is God Ayappa and he is worshiped with full devotion in South India. At the same time, the names of the three daughters of Shiva are – Ashok Sundari, Jyoti or Mother Volcano and Goddess Vasuki or Manasa. Although the three sisters are not very popular like their brothers but they are worshiped in many parts of the country. Of these, the third daughter of Shiva ie Vasuki is considered to be the step-daughter of Goddess Parvati. It is believed that Parvati did not give birth to Vasuki like Kartikeya.

Elder Daughter Ashok Sundari

Shiva's elder daughter Ashok Sundari was given birth by Goddess Parvati to overcome her loneliness. She wanted to have a daughter. It is believed that Ashok Sundari was very beautiful like Goddess Parvati. So Sundari came in his name. At the same time, he was given the name Ashok because he had come to remove the grief of Parvati's loneliness. Ashok Sundari is specially worshiped in Gujarat.

It is also said for Ashok Sundari that when God Shiva had beheaded the child Ganesha, she hid in a sack of salt in fear. Because of this, they are also associated with the importance of salt.

Second Daughter Jyoti

The name of Shiva's second daughter is Jyoti and two stories are told related to her birth. According to the first, Jyoti was born from the effulgence of Shiva and is the form of his aura. According to another belief, Jyoti was born from the radiance emanating from Parvati's forehead. Jwalamukhi is also another name of Goddess Jyoti and she is worshiped in many temples in Tamil Nadu.

Shiva's Third Daughter Mansa

According to the folklore of Bengal, the treatment of snakebite is done by Mansa Devi. It is said that he was born when Shiva's semen touched an effigy made by Kadru, who is said to be the mother of snakes. That's why she is called the daughter of Shiva but not of Parvati. That is, Manasa was not born from the womb of Parvati like Kartikeya.

It is said that Manasa also has a name Vasuki and due to being neglected by her father, stepmother and husband, her nature is considered very angry. Usually he is worshiped without any idol or picture. In its place, a tree branch, earthen pot or earthen snake is worshiped by making it. They are worshiped to protect them from chicken pox or snake bite. He is duly worshiped in many temples of Bengal.

Although not many people know about the daughters of Shiva, but they are mentioned in many places in the Puranas.

The Story of God Hanuman Birth

God Hanuman Birth Story

According to the calculations of astrologers, Bajrangbali ji was born on Chaitra Purnima on Tuesday in the combination of Chitra Nakshatra and Aries Ascendant. Hanumanji's father was Kesari, the monkey king of Sumeru mountain and mother was Anjani. Hanuman ji is also known as Pawan Putra and his father is also considered as Vayu Dev. They have huge and grand temples in Salasar and Mehandipur Dham of Rajasthan.

Hanuman ji is pleased by worshiping God Shri Ram. He removes every pain of the devotees of God Shri Ram. It is believed that in the house where God Hanuman is worshiped daily, no negative forces reside in that house. Do you know how God Shri Hanuman was born.

Headlines

- God Hanuman's father's name was God Kesari.
- God Shri Hanuman is also called by the name of Pawan Putra.
- Worshiping God Shri Hanuman removes all negative energies.

Punjikasthali means Mother Anjani

Punjikasthali was an Apsara in the assembly of Devraj Indra. Once when Durvasa was present in the meeting of sage Indra, Apsara Punjikasthali was moving in and out again and again. Angered by this, sage Durvasa cursed him to become a monkey. When Punjikasthali asked for forgiveness, the sage also gave a boon to assume the form as desired. After some years, Punjikasthali took birth in the form of a monkey from the womb of the wife of Vanara Shrestha Viraj. She was named Anjani. On being eligible for marriage, the father married his beautiful daughter to the great mighty ape Shiromani Vanaraja Kesari. In this form, Punjikasthali Mata was called Anjani.

Sages gave a boon to Vanaraja

Once while roaming, the monkey king Kesari reached near Prabhas Tirtha. He saw that many sages had come there. Some sadhus were offering prayers by putting a seat on the shore. At that very moment a huge elephant came there and started killing the sages. Sage Bharadwaj was sitting calmly on the seat, the evil elephant pounced on him. When Kesari saw the elephant creating a ruckus from a nearby mountain peak, he forcibly pulled out its big teeth and killed it. Pleased on the death of the elephant, the sages said, 'Ask for a boon, Vanararaj.' Kesari asked for a boon, 'God, who takes the form according to his will, mighty like the wind and give me a son like Rudra.' The sages said 'Tathastu' and they left.

Mother Anjana getting angry

One day Mata Anjani was going to the top of the mountain in human form. She was admiring the beauty of the setting sun. Suddenly strong winds started blowing. And his clothes were a bit blown away. He looked around but even the leaves of the surrounding trees were not moving.

He thought that some demon was doing audacity by becoming invisible. So she said aloud, 'Who is the wicked one who tries to insult me, a virtuous woman?' Then suddenly Pawan Dev appeared and said, 'Devi, do not be angry and forgive me.

Your husband has been blessed by the sages to be a mighty son like me. Being compelled by the words of the same Mahatmas, I have touched your body. From my share you will get a majestic child. He further said, 'God Rudra has entered into you by my touch. He will appear as your son.' God Rudra himself incarnated in the area of ​​Vanararaj Kesari. In this way Shri Ramdoot Hanumanji was born in the house of Vanaraja Kesari.

The story of Lord Krishna

Lord Krishna Story

Bhadrapada Krishna God Ashtami is called Shri Krishna God Janmashtami, on the grounds that this day is viewed as the birthday of Lord Shri Krishna God. Master Krishna God was brought into the world from the belly of Devaki. The spouse of Vasudeva, in the jail of Mathura in Rohini Nakshatra around the same time at the most obscure 12 PM. This date helps to remember that promising time and is commended with extraordinary pageantry everywhere on the country. 

Upon the arrival of Janmashtami, the account of Lord Krishna's God introduction to the world is additionally heard and described, which is as per the following- 

In Dwapar Yuga, Bhojvanshi lord Ugrasen controlled in Mathura. His oppressive child Kansa eliminated him from the seat and himself turned into the ruler of Mathura. Kansa had a sister, Devaki, who was hitched to a Yaduvanshi clan leader named Vasudeva. 

When Kansa planned to take his sister Devaki to her parents in law's home.

In transit there was a voice from Akash-'O Kansa, the Devaki whom you are conveying with incredible love, your time lives in it. The eighth youngster brought into the world from her belly will kill you.' Hearing this, Kansa prepared to kill Vasudeva. 

Then, at that point Devaki benevolently said to him-'I will bring the youngster that will be brought into the world from my belly before you. What is the utilization of killing brother by marriage?' 

Kansa complied with Devaki and returned to Mathura. He put Vasudeva and Devaki in the jail. 

Vasudeva-Devaki had seven youngsters individually and Kansa killed the seven when they were conceived. Presently the eighth youngster was going to occur. They were put under close gatekeeper in the jail. Simultaneously Nanda's better half Yashoda was likewise going to have a youngster. 

Seeing the hopeless existence of Vasudeva-Devaki, he made an answer for ensure the eighth kid. When a child was brought into the world to Vasudeva-Devaki, by chance a young lady was brought into the world from Yashoda's belly, which was only 'Maya'. 

Abruptly there was a light in the cell where Devaki-Vasudeva were detained. And before them seemed the four-equipped God holding conch shell, chakra, mace, padma. Both fell at the feet of the Lord. Then, at that point God said to him-'Now I again appear as an infant youngster. 

You send me to your companion Nandji's home in Vrindavan right now and bring the young lady brought into the world to him and hand it over to Kansa. Right now the climate isn't positive. Still don't you stress. Waking watchmen will nod off, the jail entryways will open consequently. And the unlimited waterway Yamuna will give you an approach to cross.

Simultaneously, Vasudeva left the jail with the infant youngster structure. Shri Krishna God in the soup and crossed the boundless Yamuna to arrive at Nandji's home. There he put the infant to bed with Yashoda and came to Mathura with the young lady. The jail doors were shut obviously. 

Presently Kansa got data that a kid was brought into the world to Vasudeva-Devaki. 

He went to the jail and attempted to grab the infant young lady from Devaki's hand and tossed it on the earth. Yet the young lady flew into the sky and said from that point - 'Gracious moron, what will occur in the event that you kill me? The person who killed you has arrived at Vrindavan. He will before long rebuff you for your wrongdoings.' This is the narrative of Krishna's God introduction to the world.

Last Dialogue of Yudhishthira and Bhishma

Yudhishthira and Bhishma Last dialogue

Last dialogue of Yudhishthira and Bhishma At the last moment, grandfather Bhishma explained to Yudhishthira the meaning of religion. What did Bhishma say to Yudhishthira when he was lying on the bed of arrows?

The war of Mahabharata was such a war in which brother was fighting against brother. The blood of a close relative was shedding, in such a situation, whoever got death, the sorrow was equal on both sides.

When Pitamah Bhishma was taking him on the bed of arrows, Yudhishthira came to meet him. Yudhishthira was very sad and embarrassed. Considering himself responsible for his grandfather's condition, he was feeling extremely guilty. Seeing this condition of his father, Bhishma called Yudhishthira near him and asked – O son! Why are you so sad, do you consider yourself responsible for this situation of mine? Then Yudhishthira answered yes with moist eyes. On which the grandfather told him a story. What was that story?

Once upon a time there used to be a very powerful great learned king named Deya, but his attitude was cruel, he used to do injustice to his subjects. To spread the fame of his name, he was ruling the people with fear. Due to which the people were very sad. The life of the entire state was being cut in physical and mental suffering because the king's rule was misrule. Therefore, for the establishment of religion, Brahmins killed that king, after that his son Prithu was made the king, whose nature was according to religion, due to which good governance started in that state. And there was prosperity in the people. Similarly today the people of Hastinapur are also unhappy. Their happiness is under your rule. In this way, you do not need to be sad for the work done for the happiness of the people and for the establishment of religion.

Yudhishthira feels at peace after listening to his grandfather Bhishma and participates in the next round of war with full enthusiasm.

The war of Mahabharata teaches that no matter what is done for the protection of Dharma, nothing goes wrong. It is wrong to support the unrighteous by falling in love with loved ones. Just as all the great men who supported the Kauravas in the Mahabharata war, their end was bad. All his good deeds were destroyed because he kept his personal religion above the country and motherland, which resulted in his destruction.

The path of religion is not easy but those who follow it. His life is worthwhile.

Jodi stories from other Mahabharata

Story of Veda Vyas the author of Mahabharata
The Story of Mahabharat and Ramayan
How were one and two Kauravas born?
Shakuni was not a well-wisher of the Kauravas but their opponent
Name Of Kaurava And Pandava Of The Mahabharat

Name Of Kaurava And Pandava of the Mahabharat

Name Of Kaurava And Pandava

In the story of Mahabharat, there were hundred Kauravas and five Pandavas, in fact there were 102 Kauravas, in which one sister and one maid had a son and the Pandavas also had another brother named Karna.

The ancestor of Kauravas was King Shantanu, who was first married to Ganga, whose child was Devavrata, who is known as Bhishma. Shantanu's second queen was Satyavati, the daughter of Matsya kingdom, due to whose ambition Devvrat had to take a vow in which he promised his stepmother that he would remain unmarried for life and would protect the throne of the kingdom but would never become a king. Due to this vow, Devavrata was named Bhishma and he was granted the boon of death by his father Shantanu, under which he had to accept that he could not give up his life until Dharma ruled the throne of Hastinapur. Therefore Bhishma protected the throne of Hastinapur for life.

Satyavati had a son, Vichitravirya, who was born to Ambe and Ambalika, whom Bhishma had brought from Swayambar. He had two sons, Dhritarashtra and Pandu. The Kauravas were the sons of Dhritarashtra and the Pandavas were the sons of Pandu.

Dhritarashtra's wife was Gandhari, from whom he had one and two children and one child was of a maid. Pandu had two wives, one Kunti and one Madri. Kunti had three sons and Madri had two.

Names of Pandavas

1. Yudhishthira
2. Bheem
3. Arjun
4. Sahadev
5. Nakul

Name of Kauravs

1. Duryodhana
2. misery
3. Strait
4. Anuvind
5. sorrows
6. even
7. diagonal
8. bad luck
9. bad luck
10. subahu
11. pictures
12. cum
13. malpractice
14. Sulochana
15. Vind
16. satvan
17. Durmukh
18. Dushkarna
19. charts
20. Chitraksha
21. Charuchitra
22. power
23. malfeasance
24. Sunabh
25. infirm
26. Sharasan
27. Chitra Kundal
28. umbilical cord
29. forbearance
30. vikatananda
31. Upanand
32. nand
33. Vivitsu
34. chitrakundal
35. Chitrang
36. Chitravarma
37. mighty
38. redemption
39. ayobahu
40. Bhimbal
41. Suvarma
42. Bhimweg
43. Nishangi
44. pictograph
45. Sushen
46. kundadhar
47. pashi
48. sir
49. Sadsuwak
50. Balvardhan
51. Ugrayudh
52. Satyasangh
53. Jarasangha
54. Chitrayudh
55. Somkirti
56. balaki
57. other
58. Vrindarak
59. Viraj
60. Ugrashrava
61. soft
62. firm
63. Duradhar
64. strong
65. confederacy
66. Vishalaksha
68. Kundashayi
69. undefeated
70. Ugrasen
71. fighter
72. velocity
73. chronic
74. Bhimvikra
75. latch
76. furious
77. utterances
78. Kavachi
79. vicious defeat
80. Virvi
81. Bahashi
82. suvarch
83. Nagdutt
84. Kanakdhwaj
85. Adityaketu
86. archers
87. congeners
88. latch
89. invisible
90. allolup
91. peristalsis
92. Pradham
93. Yuyutsu
94. Veerbahu
95. ellipsoid
96. abbey
97. perseverance
98. Kundashi
99. amapramathi
100. brave
101. Duhshala (Sister)
102. Sukhada (Son of the maidservant)

There are many stories related to Mahabharat, which you can increase your knowledge by reading. This is a very big book which has composed the Kali Yuga. In this Mahabharat, composed by Maharishi Ved Vyas, the birth of Kaliyuga has been told in the midst of the battle of Dharma and Adharma. It is said that only five thousand years of Kali Yuga have elapsed, many lakhs of years are yet to pass.

Shakuni was not a well-wisher of the Kauravas but their opponent

Shakuni was opponent to the Kauravas

In the Mahabharat, the biggest question that comes to our mind is whether Shakuni was not a benefactor of the Kauravas but was their opponent. Shakuni was the son of King Subala of Gandhara and brother of Gandhari. In relation, he was Duryodhana's maternal uncle. Shakuni was the biggest reason for the Mahabharat war. Shakuni was very knowledgeable and learned, he was a person of deep thinking and far-sighted. Shakuni used to support the Kauravas a lot during and before the Mahabharat war, they pretended to be their great benefactor and advisor. But Shakuni was not the well-wisher of the Kauravas but their opponents, in fact Shakuni wanted the end of Dhritarashtra and his dynasty. They wanted the Kauravas to end. Therefore Shakuni made the Pandavas fight the Kauravas, they already knew that the Kauravas would be defeated by the Pandavas.

There were two major reasons for Shakuni's enmity with Dhritarashtra and Kauravas. First his sister Gandhari was married to a blind man, Dhritarashtra. The Raja of Hastinapur defeated the Raja of Gandhar. Because of which Gandhari had to marry Dhritarashtra. Gandhari also did not want to see the world because of her husband being blind, and being a good wife, she blindfolded her. furthermore, pledged that she could never see him again. Shakuni was very angry with the sacrifice of his beloved sister, but he could not do anything at that time. Then he took a vow that he would avenge this insult, and since then Shakuni became the enemy of Kauravas.

Another reason for Shakuni's enmity was the insult of her father. In fact, before Gandhari's marriage, her father Subala was told by a pandit that after Gandhari's marriage, her first husband would die. Concerned about this, King Subala got her married to a goat, after that the goat was killed. In this manner Gandhari was a widow. This thing was known only to Subala and his close friends, everyone was instructed not to tell this thing to anyone. Shortly after this incident, Gandhari got married to Dhritarashtra, the prince of Hastinapur. Dhritarashtra and the Pandavas were unaware that Gandhari was the widow of a goat.

After some time this thing came in front of everyone. Dhritarashtra and Pandavas got very hurt on this matter and they felt that King Subala has cheated them, insulted them. To avenge his humiliation, Dhritarashtra imprisoned King Subala and his 100 sons. Dhritarashtra used to treat him very badly, he was beaten very badly. Dhritarashtra did not even respect his relationship with King Subala. The king and his family were given only a handful of rice every day, which they used to eat by sharing the mill. Days passed and one of the sons of King Subala died of starvation. Then King Subala started thinking that in this way he would not allow the end of his dynasty. Due to anger towards Dhritarashtra, Subala decided that they would all give up their share of food and give it to someone. So that one of them could live and become strong and avenge the humiliation suffered by all of them. Shakuni was the youngest of all those brothers, so Subala decided that everyone would give their food to Shakuni. Shakuni was opposed to this decision of his father, he was not seen to be tormenting his father and brothers in this way. But due to his father's order, he had to accept it. That is why Shakuni was not a benefactor of the Kauravas but their opponent.

Time passed and King Subala also became weak now. During this, he made a request to Dhritarashtra, he apologized to him and asked one of his sons to forgive Shakuni and get out of the jail. Dhritarashtra accepted this last wish of his father-in-law and brought Shakuni to Hastinapur. King Subala breathed his last with this. Due to which Shakuni became the enemy of Kauravas, but before dying, Subala told her son Shakuni to make such dices from her spine which would show the numbers according to her wish (the same dice Shakuni used in the game between Pandavas and Kauravas in which Yudhishthira loses his 4 brothers and wife Draupadi and Draupadi is ripped off. This game was the main reason for the Mahabharat war.) King Subala wanted these dices to be the reason for the end of Dhritarashtra and his dynasty and this is what happened. Shakuni The Mahabharat war was done with these dice. King Subala also made one leg of Shakuni unconscious so that he would always remember this word of his father. He would never forget the insult of his father and brothers.

Shakuni remained well-wisher of 100 Kauravas as per his father's promise. But in reality Shakuni was not a benefactor of Kauravas but his opponent. Shakuni took the Kauravas in her belief that they were their greatest benefactors. At the same time Shakuni always kept putting wrong things in their mind and giving wrong lessons. Shakuni knew that Kauravas did not like Pandavas, which they took advantage of. He used this thing to carry out his work. Shakuni was the biggest responsible of the Mahabharat that took place in Kuruchetra. He instigated Duryodhana against the Pandavas and sowed the wrong things. Shakuni was also a part of the Mahabharat war, he died at the hands of Kunti's son Sahadeva.

How were one and two Kauravas born?

Two Kauravas born

Must read interesting story related to the birth of Kauravas so that you can know that Kauravas were not sleeping but one sleep.

You all must be surprised to hear that how can the same mother have only one child? Mother Gandhari and Dhritarashtra had one child, who were called Kauravas in the Mahabharat period. Know the complete secret behind it.

Gandhari who was the daughter of King Gandhar and a devotee of Shiva. Gandhari had devoted her mind to Shiva devotion since her childhood, as a result of which Lord Shiva gave her the boon of sleeping sons. Gandhari was hitched to Dhritarashtra, child of Vichitravirya, who was visually impaired since birth. Dhritarashtra wished that his wife should be of eyes so that she could see the world through their eyes, could take over the kingdom. Be that as it may, when Gandhari got the engagement proposition. Keeping her husband's religion paramount, she took a vow to tie a leaf on her eyes for life before marriage. Due to which Dhritarashtra got very angry because of this Dhritarashtra was not made the king of Hastinapur and Pandu's rule was tilak.

Because of his displeasure, Dhritarashtra chose not to allow Gandhari to draw close to him. After knowing this, Shakuni, who was Gandhari's brother, told Dhritarashtra about Shiva's boon and said that your son will fulfill your dreams and he will never be defeated if he has 99 brothers. Hearing this, the ambitious Dhritarashtra saw a way to fulfill his wish. So Dhritarashtra acknowledged Gandhari as his better half.

After which Gandhari got pregnant for more than 10 months but she did not give birth. After 15 months Gandhari got a big piece of moss in delivery. Due to which Satyavati and Dhritarashtra did a lot to him. Angry Dhritarashtra made a relationship with Gandhari's beloved maidservant with the aim of causing more trouble to his wife.

At the same time, Maharishi Ved Vyas reached Hastinapur and told that it is not possible to give birth to sons from the womb of a woman. But Shiva's boon is not in vain, so it is not a piece of meat, but the seeds of Gandhari's one child. Gandhari had also wished for a daughter from God in a boon, thus she is blessed with one child.

After this, Maharishi Ved Vyas created an environment like a womb in one of the pots. After this the first son who was born was named Duryodhana. After this the maid also got a son. Therefore, the number of Kauravas was not one or two, in which Gandhari's children along with sister Dushala and one child belonged to her maidservant.

This was the truth related to the birth of Kauravas. The war of Mahabharat was fought for the protection of religion, in which Kauravas were unrighteous and Pandavas were righteous. The author of this Mahabharat was Maharishi Ved Vyas, on his speaking. The Mahabharat was written by Ganapati ji himself and the initiator of this Mahabharat was Shri Krishna himself, who had guided the Pandavas in this battle of religion.

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The Story of Mahabharat and Ramayan

Mahabharat Ramayan Story

Mahabharat Ramayan in Hindi Whenever the pitcher of injustice starts filling on the earth. Then God takes birth to establish religion. And from this a new Purana is created, which guides man for ages. These Puranas become the basis of culture and customs.

On the basis of beliefs, two Puranas have special significance in Hindu culture:

1. Mahabharat
2. Ramayan

Mahabharat Story

Mahabharat is such a Purana in which the history of India has been written in detail which proves that India is not a country but a nation. A nation which does not take birth or is made, it remains the same since ages, in which culture is formed, religion is formed, which we hear in the name of Sanatan Dharma. The Mahabharat story describes the boundaries of India which is its grandeur and vastness. certifies. Our India, which is called the golden bird, is contained within itself for many ages. And the same grand history is described in this epic.

Similarly, the importance of Mahabharat Purana is also very high in Indian culture, which has been composed by Maharishi Ved Vyas. He revealed it with his own voice, which was written by Lord Ganesha himself. It is this Maha Purana that gives us the identity of Kalyug, teaches us the lessons of truth, falsehood and dignity.

Mahabharat is a great book written in Sanskrit, in which the beginning of Kali Yuga has been described in detail. This book is actually a family war in which brothers and brothers are fighting for the throne and ego, in which they are killing their loved ones, one is doing unrighteousness for self-interest and the other side is doing unrighteousness for the establishment of religion. Here the person cannot be observed on the basis of religion or adharma because everyone here is unrighteous. This represents the present day India country where our leader is less corrupt, then we consider him as the right candidate, similarly in the Mahabharat war, the suitable could have been selected on the basis of less and more unrighteous.

Lord Krishna himself was the architect of this great war. How will man be in Kali Yuga? How will he have to fight for his right? You have to tell lies for the truth. All these things are part of this great book.

This great book of Mahabharat is made up of many types of stories. These stories give us inspiration to get out of the most difficult problems in today's life. These stories tell us the history of Hindu culture. The basis of Hindu belief is hidden in the Mahabharat Purana, which is shown in today's time only through short stories. We have also included many stories through which we are going to tell you the relation between Mahabharat period and Kali Yuga.

Some interesting facts and stories related to Mahabharat

Mahabharat kahani

1. Interesting truth of the author of Ved Vyas Mahabharat
2. History of life of Bhishma Pitamah
3. How were one and two Kauravas born?
4. Shakuni was not a well-wisher of the Kauravas but their opponent.
5. Know the names of Kauravas and Pandavas
6. Last dialogue of 6 Yudhishthira and Bhishma
7. Why did Yudhishthira curse Mother Kunti?
8. How to break the ego of Pandavas
9. The life of Bhishma Pitamah was the fruit of whose deeds
10. Slaughter
11. Pre-Birth Secrets of Mahabharat Letters
12. Story of Eklavya
13. interesting facts related to Karna of Mahabharat
14. The Story Of The Slaughter Of Shishupala
15. Mahabharat Kansa Vadh Story
16. Secrets Of The Mahabharat War
17. The story of the marriage of Bhima and Hidimba and the sacrifice of Ghatotkacha
18. Story of Bhima and Hanuman
19. Draupadi's Swayamvar in Mahabharat
20. Arjuna's exile and Subhadra marriage

The story of Mahabharat has also been shown many times on TV and we have written about every episode of Mahabharat that we have shown now.

Ramayana Story

Ramayan also has a special place in Hinduism. This is the story of Maryada Purushottam Rama, who has presented an example of the religion of human life. The author of Ramayan was Maharishi Valmiki, who was actually a dacoit, but after realizing his mistake. He did penance on the advice of Narada Muni, after which he wrote the Ramayan Purana on the orders of Brahmaji. It is believed that Valmiki ji wrote the first verse.

There is a special description of the life and deeds of mankind in the Ramayan. In this, the sacred bond like marriage is said to be the cornerstone of two families. The duties of husband and wife are well described. How husband and wife are companions of happiness and sorrow in each other's life? How do they fulfill each other's duties? How a wife is the husband's fire? The specific and poignant details of all these are found in the story of Ramayan. Lord Rama and Sita were actually incarnations of one God but they took birth as human race on earth and made mankind aware of the cornerstone of life. He created the definition of karma from his actions. That is why examples of every sphere of life are found in Ramayan. Along with this, the solution of every dilemma is also found in the epic Ramayan.

Ramayana is divided into many parts in which

- Hair scandal
- Ayodhya Kand
- Sanctum
- Kishkindha scandal
- Beautiful scandal
- Lanka scandal
- Uttarkand

There are many inspiring episodes in all these parts which give us knowledge, we have also included some of those stories.

Ramayan Kahani

1. How did Maharishi Valmiki become a dacoit-writer?
2. Ram Sita Vivah
3. Sita's wonderful swayamvara
4. How was Hanuman's son Makardhwaj born?
5. Truths Of The Life Of Lord Rama's Sister Shanta
6. Demonic Tadaka Slaughter
7. The Story of Ahalya's Salvation
8. Shabri plums
9. Sita Birth Secrets
10. Life of Vishwamitra from Kshatriya to Brahmin and the story of Maneka
11. Kumbhakarna's boon became a curse
12. Shravan Kumar Story
13. Ram Sugriva Friendship
14. The Story Of Ram Bharat Milap
15. The Story Of Lanka Dahan
16. Ramayan The Story Of Sita Haran
17. The Story Of Rani Kaikeyi And Her Role In The Ramayan
18. The Story Of Vanara Raj Bali
19. Rishi Durvasa Biography Stories

Story of Veda Vyas the author of Mahabharat

Story of Ved Vyas

Mahamuni Vyas was the creator of numerous Vedas and the extraordinary story Mahabharat. Whose reality of life is additionally to some degree unique. Through this article, we have revealed insight into the real factors identified with his introduction to the world. With the gifts of his mom and the constancy of his dad, he turned into a renowned Mahamuni.

Ved Vyas's mother's name was Satyavati. Satyavati was the daughter of Apsara Adrika. Adrika became a fish because of the curse and lived in the Yamuna river. Once, King Vasu of Chedi is hunting and kills a heron. He wanted to give this heron to his wife but he falls into the river Yamuna and eats it by the same fish named Adrika. The ruler gets that fish and cuts its stomach and sees that there are 2 youngsters in its stomach, a kid and a young lady. The lord keeps the kid with him and tells his subjects that he is the sovereign of Chedi. Raja Vasu gives the girl to a fisherman named Matsya Gandhi. He raises her like his own daughter and names her Kali (as she is black in colour). With time Kali's name becomes Satyavati. Satyavati's father also used to sail the boat, Satyavati used to help her in her father's work. Satyavati grows up now and her father starts looking for suitable groom for her.

Once during the day, Satyavati meets sage Parashara and asks her to drop her to another place on the Yamuna river. Satyavati's father was busy in some other work, due to which Satyavati had to take the sage Muni across the Yamuna by boat. The sage Muni is fascinated by the form of Satyavati and urges them to have a relationship before marriage. But Satyavati refuses, saying that she is a Brahmin and Satyavati, the daughter of a minor fisherman, destroys the prestige of her clan. Will be found in Sage Muni does not listen to Satyavati, then Satyavati agrees to her because of fear of Sage Muni's curse but puts a condition in front of her. She tells him that no one should know about their relationship, they Never look at someone from the wrong point of view. And it also says that her son should be very famous and learned in the world. His knowledge should be discussed far and wide.

Sage Muni agrees to this and the life of Ved Vyas begins. Sage Muni and Satyavati have a son. The sage Muni leaves after this and promises that he will never meet Satyavati. Satyavati's son, with the austerity and blessings of the sage Muni, immediately grows up and becomes a tough young man. He promises his mother Satyavati that whenever she calls him, she will immediately come to him and fulfill her wish. At that time he was named Krishna. After this they go to the forest and get absorbed in penance. Later he was named Ved Vyas. Vyasa was the author of many Vedas and the great story Mahabharat. Somewhere because of Satyavati, she also plays the role of a character in the Mahabharat. After this Satyavati is married to King Shantanu of Hastinapur. By which they have two sons Chitrangada and Vichitravirya. Dhritarashtra and the Pandavas were the sons of Vichitravirya and the grandsons of Satyavati.

The Ramayan of Uttarkand

Uttarkand

Uttarkand is the last step of the epic Ramayana of Hinduism. There are 111 cantos and 3432 verses in it. The description of the happy life of King Rama, the sacrifice of Sita ji and the birth of Luv-Kush is found in the Uttarkand.

According to the Puranas, Uttarkand is recited for a happy life and a pleasant journey. Uttarkand can also be called the essence of Ramayana. In this part all the characteristics of Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram have been described.

Birth of Luv-Kush

After becoming the king of Lord Shri Ram, Lord Rama lives a happy life with his wife Mata Sita. At the same time, Mother Sita becomes pregnant after some time.

During this time the news of Mother-Sita living in Lanka in Ayodhya started spreading like fire. At that time if a wife stayed away from her husband even for a night, she was not allowed to enter her husband's house again.

At the same time, questions began to arise on Raja Ram regarding this. And again the residents of Ayodhya demand the ordeal of Sita ji, but seeing all this, Mother Sita herself leaves Ayodhya.

After which Valmiki gives shelter to Sita, where Mother Sita gives birth to two twin sons of Lord Rama, Luv and Kush. And thus Luv and Kush become disciples of Maharishi Valmiki and take education from him.

Ashwamedha Yagya

According to literature, when Maharishi Valmiki informed Luv-Kush about it. Only then he composed this epic Ramayana and informed Luv Kush about it.

At the same time, when Lord Rama organizes the Ashwamedha Yagya, in which Maharishi Valmiki joins it along with Luv and Kush. Lav and Kush sing the Ramayana composed by Maharishi Valmiki before Lord Rama and his people. While singing the news of Luv Kush being exiled to Mother Sita, Lord Rama is very sad.

Then Mother Sita comes there. At the same time, Mother Sita tells Lord Rama about Luv-Kush. In this way Lord Rama comes to know that Luv Kush is his own son.

And then Mother Sita calls upon Mother Earth to take her in her lap, and Mother Sita gets absorbed in it when the earth bursts. At the same time, after a few years, the angels come. And inform Lord Rama that the purpose of his Rama incarnation has now been fulfilled, and his life span is also over.

Lord Rama then enters the Sarayu river with the blessings of all his relatives and teachers. And from there they assume their real Vishnu form and go to their abode. And thus ends this entire Ramayana story.

What do we learn from Ramayana

In this way, from the epic Ramayana, we get the lesson of the victory of good over evil, that is, the evil doers always end like Ravana. We also learn about unity in diversity, that is, the three queens of King Dasharatha are shown separately. Then There is also unity in the family, which helps in getting out of the time of sorrow.

Along with this, lessons are also learned from Ramayana to have good company. The importance of good company was also well explained in the Ramayana, just as Kaikeyi loved Rama more than her son Bharata.

But under the guise of her maid Manthara, King Dasharatha asks for a boon to send Bharat to the throne and Rama to exile for 14 years. While if Manthara does not provoke them, then Lord Rama would not have been exiled for 14 years, so the effect of good company is good. only occurs.

Apart from this, in the Ramayana, the life is lost but the word does not go, that is, once the promise is given, then it learns to fulfill it, even if it does not cost life.

Apart from this, lessons of true devotion and unshakable faith and devotion are also learned. Like in Ramayana, Hanuman ji showed unwavering faith and love and devoted himself in true spirit in the devotion of Lord Rama.

There is also a lesson to be treated equally with everyone from Ramayana, as the humble conduct of Lord Rama teaches us that we should respect everyone, along with this, Lord Ram has given Shabari's love above caste and religion. Berry was also consumed.

From which it is learned that we are all equal and we should eliminate the feeling of caste and live with love. Apart from this, this lesson is learned from the love and kindness of Lord Ram, we should always have mercy.

We also learn from the Ramayana about sacrifice, sacrifice, service and respect for women. The text of Ramayana also teaches that forgiveness is a better character than revenge just as Ravana was a wise man.

But kidnapping Mata-Sita became the reason for his downfall. This shows that we burn ourselves in the fire of vengeance in order to harm others.

The Ramayana of Lanka Kand

Lanka Kand

The Lanka Kand is the sixth episode of the epic Ramayana by Maharishi Valmiki. There are 5692 verses in this part of the epic.

In this case, the construction of Ram Setu to climb Lanka, Ravana's piercing brother Vibhishana taking shelter of Lord Rama. The story of the war between Rama and Ravana and the killing of Ravana by Sri Rama and his return to Ayodhya after completing his exile. Events are included.

It is believed that by reciting the Lankakand or Yudhkand of Ramayana, the victory of the enemy, one gets rid of the defects of enthusiasm and exception.

Construction of ram setu

When Lord Rama reached the beach to bring Mata Sita back from the clutches of the demon Ravana from Lanka. After that, to cross that vast sea, two monkeys of Rama's army, which are mentioned by the name Nal-Nil, built the bridge of Ram Setu.

Let us tell you that the monkey army had built this bridge in the middle of the sea by writing the name of Ram in special stones. It was believed that this 30-mile long bridge connects India and Sri Lanka with land.

Ram Sethu Bridge is a long chain made of limestone between Rameshwaram Island along the southeast coast of Tamil Nadu-India, on which Rama-Lakshmana and the Vanara army climbed to Lanka to bring Mother-Sita.

Angad went to Ravana as a messenger, but the arrogant Ravana did not listen

Lankadhipati went to Ravana as the messenger of Lord Rama to bring back Mother Sita peacefully, during which he also challenged all the warriors of Ravana, he asked to shake his feet by putting his feet in the ground.

But none of the warriors of the cunning Ravana could even move his leg.

Seeing this, Ravana, the messenger of Lord Rama, came to shake the feet of Angad, then Angad told him, hold the feet of the foolish Lord Rama, not me, who has created this entire creation and apologize for your actions, along with Lord Rama. return his wife with respect, but the powerful and arrogant Ravana did not listen because he wanted only one and only war.

Laxman-Meghnath's war, Hanuman ji's bringing Sanjeevani mountain

At the same time, when all the efforts to bring back Mother Sita in peace failed, then the war started. First of all, the war started between Lakshmana and Ravana's brother Meghnath. In this battle, Lakshmana gets injured by the power arrow.

After which Vaidya asks Hanuman ji to bring Sanjeevani. But when Hanuman ji does not recognize the medicine, he takes the entire Sanjeevani mountain for the treatment of Lakshmana. After which Lakshmana recovers and then uses his power to kill the evil Medhanath.

Wake up from the slumber

Lord Ravana sends Kumbhakarna to wake him up for the war between Rama and Ravana. At the same time, Kumbhakarna also gets success from the hands of Lord Rama in the war.

Ram-Ravan's War

There are many wars one after the other in the Lanka-Kand, but the war between Lord Rama and the mighty Ravana was a very big war.

In which the huge army of Ravana had hatched a hard plan to defeat. Lord Rama's monkey army and the mighty soldiers were also invited to take part in this war on his side.

But in front of the glory of Lord Rama, all the conspiracies of Ravana proved to be unsuccessful and at the hands of Lord Rama, the great evil demon ended.

The kingdom of Lanka handed over to Vibhishana

After the death of the demon Ravana, Lord Rama selected Vibhishana to take charge of Lanka and placed him on the throne of Lanka.

After which the coronation of Vibhishana was also done with great pomp. And the people here were also troubled by the torture of Ravana and she was in search of a majestic and just king.

In this way the subjects also get a good king in the form of Vibhishana.

Ram-Sita meeting in Lanka, Mother-Sita's ordeal and return to Ayodhya

After the killing of Ravana, Lord Rama meets Mother Sita. At the same time, Lord Rama, unwillingly, asks Mother Sita to undergo an ordeal to prove her purity. Because Lord Rama wants to prove the rumors spread about the purity of Mother Sita.

After which Mother Sita prepares for the ordeal to follow the orders of her Lord, while when she enters the fire, she is not harmed.

By which she proves that she is as pure as fire. At the same time, the time of 14 years of exile of Lord Rama, Mata Sita and Lakshman was over.

After which they return to Ayodhya where they are given a warm welcome. On this day, there is a very dark night of the new moon of Kartik month, but with the arrival of Lord Rama, the entire city of Ayodhya is lit up with the light of lamps.

After returning to Ayodhya, the coronation of Lord Rama takes place. And then the Ram Rajya begins.

The Ramayana of Sundarkand

Sundarkand Paath

The text of Sundarkand of Ramayana, composed by Maharishi Valmiki, is the fifth step. Let us tell you that in the text of Sundarkand, the fame of Pawansut Hanuman ji has been praised.

The hero of this stage is Hanuman ji, whose great deeds done by him are described a lot in this text. In Sundarkand, the events of Hanuman ji's departure to Lanka, meeting Vibhishana, meeting Sita and giving her the seal of Shri Ram, the killing of Akshay Kumar, Lanka Dahan and return from Lanka.

Let us tell you that the story of Sundarkand in Ramayana is different. The entire Ramayana story depicts the qualities of Shri Ram and his effort. But Sundarkand is the only chapter, which is only about the power and victory of Hanumanji. At the same time, the text of Sundarkand in the epic Ramayana has its own significance.

It is a belief that whenever there are more problems in a person's life, no work is being done, there is a lack of self-confidence, then by reciting Sundarkand, the solution of all the problems starts coming out on its own.

Let us tell you that many times learned scholars and astrologers also recommend reciting Sundarkand to get rid of sufferings. Let us know about the story of this text –

Hanuman ji's entry into Ashoka Vatika and meeting Sita ji - Sita Ki Khoj

While searching for Mother Sita, the son of Pawan, Hanuman, taking a huge form and crossing the vast ocean, reaches Lanka. Where he searches for Mother Sita everywhere.

After much searching they see that Mata Sita is sitting under a tree in Ashok Vatika. And is sad to meet Shri Ram and many demonic maidens of demon Ravana were forcing Mata-Sita to marry Ravana .

After all the demonic maidens had gone, Pawanputra Hanuman reached Mata-Sita and bowed to Mother Sita and told about Shri Ram that. Lord Ram has given the ring for him and said that – Shri Ram, will come to pick him up soon. .

At the same time, Mata Sita also gives Judamani to Hanuman ji, the supreme devotee of Rama and says. Giving this to Lord Rama and saying that she is waiting for her lord Rama.

After this Hanuman ji eats the fruits planted in Ashok Vatika with the permission of Mother-Sita. During this he uproots some trees.

At the same time, seeing all this, the warrior who takes care of Ashok Vatika runs to catch them. But Hanuman ji does not leave them too, and Hanuman ji, during this time the demon Ravana kills some of the Lankan army and some with his power. injure them.

Killing of Akshay Kumar on the side of Ravana

At the same time, when this information reaches Lankapati Ravana, he sends some of his army to kill that monkey. But Rama devotee Hanuman kills the demon Ravana's army one by one.

Seeing this, Ravana becomes very angry and sends his son Akshay Kumar to kill Hanuman ji. But Pawansut Hanuman ji did not spare Ravana's evil son Akshay Kumar and killed him.

Ravana gets furious after hearing the news of his son's death and then he orders his second son Meghnath to catch Hanuman ji alive and bring him to the meeting.

But Meghnath was aware of the powers of  Hanuman ji, so he confronted Hanuman ji using Brahmastra. And takes Pawanputra Hanuman as a prisoner and presents him in the court before Ravana.

Dialogue between Pawan's son Hanuman and the mighty demon Ravana

When Meghnath presents Hanuman ji in the court of Ravana. Then the enraged Ravana speaks abusively for Hanuman ji and insults him severely.

But this does not affect Pawanputra Hanuman, rather he laughs at the words of the great sinner Ravana. After which Ravana gets more angry and he asks Hanuman ji that you are not afraid of death and who has sent you here?

After which Hanuman ji told that asura that he is the maintainer of this universe, who has broken the bow of Shiva and who has killed a great warrior like Bali and whose wife you have deceitfully abducted.

Along with this, Hanuman ji also asked Ravana to apologize to Lord Rama and asked to return Mata-Sita with respect. And then the demon Ravana got even more angry and ordered his warriors to kill Hanuman ji.

Lanka Dahan

On this order of his demon brother Ravana, Vibhishana stops him saying that it is a messenger. And it is against the rules to kill any messenger in the assembly, after which he orders to set Hanuman's tail on fire.

Then what was Hanuman ji, jumping from one palace to another, going from one roof to another and setting fire to the whole city of Lanka. But he only leaves Vibhishana's palace.

In this way the whole city of Lanka gets burnt to ashes. After this he goes into the sea and extinguishes the fire of his tail and returns to Kishkindha in a huge form, where he gives complete information about Mother-Sita to Lord Rama and Lakshmana.

The Ramayana of Kishkinda Kanda

Kishkinda Kanda

Rama-Hanuman meeting in Kishkindha Kand described in epic Ramayana, friendship with monkey king Sugriva, Lord Rama's friendship, Sugriva's vow to find Sita, battle between Bali and Sugriva, Bali-slaughter, Angad's crown prince, description of seasons. A detailed description of the organization of the Vanar Sena is available.

At the same time, it is believed that reciting Kishkindhakand of this epic brings friendship and reunion with separated families.

Tell you those who recite Kishkindha Kand. They come to know about the importance of a friend and realize the spirit and qualities of the devotee. Along with this, the relationship of friendship has been placed above caste-caste and all religions –

Battle of Sugriva and Bali

A monkey named Sugriva lives with some of his companions on the Rishyamuka mountain in the south. Let us tell you that Sugriva is the younger brother of King Bali of Kishkinda, between whom there is a difference of opinion. Because of which Bali expels Sugriva from his kingdom of Kishkinda and also keeps his wife with him.

Thus both the brothers become enemies of each other's life and Sugriva somehow saves his life from Bali. And they stay in a cave on Rishyumka mountain to hide from them.

On the other hand, when Rama and Lakshmana come towards the Malay Mountains in search of Sita, Sugriva's monkeys see them. And they tell Sugriva that two strong young men of good stature are coming towards the mountain with bows and arrows in their hands. .

Hearing this, Sugriva feels that his enemy brother Bali has some trick. He sends his friend Hanuman to him to know about it.

Ram's meeting with his favorite devotee Hanuman

Following the orders of Sugriva, Hanuman ji goes to Lord Rama, disguised as a brahmin. He asks Lord Rama what he is doing in the jungles as a king-like personality, but Lord Rama remains silent.

After which Humman himself speaks his truth in front of him and tells that he is a monkey and has come here at the behest of Sugriva. After which Ram tells them about himself.

On the other hand, when Hanuman ji comes to know that he is Maryada Purushottam Ram. His happiness knows no bounds and gets emotional and falls at the feet of Lord Rama. Actually Hanuman ji is a great devotee of Lord Rama since birth and he was always waiting for him to meet Lord Rama. In this way Lord Rama meets his beloved devotee Hanuman.

After the meeting of Ram-Hanuman, Lakshman ji tells them that Sita-Mata has been kidnapped by someone, and they have come here in search of them.

Hearing this, Hanuman ji tells them about the monkey Sugriva and also says that Sugriva will help him in finding Mother Sita. After this Hanuman goes to Sugriva with Rama and Lakshmana.

In this way Lord Rama and Sugriva became friends with the help of the devotee Hanuman and then Sugriva had also sought help from Lord Rama to kill his brother Bali.

Bali's Slaughter

Lord Rama, being a true friend, understands the sad heart of Vanara Sugriva and vows to bring back his kingdom Kishkindha from his enemy brother Bali. Maryada Purushottam Ram, along with his friend Sugriva, kills Bali.

In this way his kingdom of Sugriva gets back to Kishkindha and his wife. Sugriva then promises Lord Rama to help him find his wife Sita.

Sugriva played friendship

At present, Sugriva was placed on the throne of Kishkindha with the help of Lord Rama. But during this time he becomes so engrossed in the pleasure that he forgets the promise given to Lord Rama.

Bali's wife Tara informs Lakshmana. Hearing this, Lakshmana gets angry and sends a message to Sugriva that. If he forgets the promise given to Lord Rama, he will destroy the entire monkey army.

After this, Sugriva remembers the promise given to his friend Lord Rama and obeying Lakshmana's words. He sends his monkey groups to the four corners of the world in search of Mother Sita. Whereas the ape explorers of the North, West and East teams returned empty handed.

Whereas the search team in the south direction was led by Angad and Hanuman, and they all stopped by going to the shore of the ocean. Then Angad and Hanuman got information from Jatayu's elder brother Sampati that Mother Sita was taken by the Lankapati King Ravana to Lanka by force. After this Sugriva along with Lord Rama, Lakshmana and his army marches towards Lanka to rescue Mother Sita.