The story of "Sampoorna Ramayana" and some unheard things
There are two major epics of Indian literature, the first of which is the Ramayana and the second is the Mahabharata. Both the epics have their own importance in Hinduism.
Let us tell you that both these texts are based on the pastimes of Lord Rama and Sri Krishna, the human incarnation of Lord Vishnu.
Where as in the Ramayana, Shri Ram was born mainly for the end of Ravana, who had become a form of evil, whereas in the Mahabharata, the role of Shri Krishna was not that of any divine power but that of a guide, diplomat, politician, friend, advisor etc. The story of this book was from the Pandavas and Kauravas.
Whereas Ramayana is one such epic of Hindu religion, in which the definition of the religion of dignity, truth, love, friendship and servant has been well described.
That is, it can also be said that in the Ramayana, a special description of the life of mankind and their deeds has been given. Along with this, the importance of relationships and their duties have also been explained in Ramayana.
This epic mentions about the duties of husband and wife and also told how husband and wife are companions of happiness and sorrow in each other's life. Apart from this, the ideal father, ideal son, ideal wife, ideal brother, ideal friend, ideal servant and ideal king have also been shown in the epic Ramayana.
In the Ramayana, complete details of the character of Lord Vishnu's incarnation Ram Chandra ji have been given. Let us tell you that in its holy book there are 24 thousand verses, 500 subdivisions and 7 kandas. Let us know about the entire story of Ramayana, but first of all know who composed this epic
The author of the epic Ramayana - Maharishi Valmiki
The main epic of Hinduism, the Ramayana, was composed by Maharishi Valmiki, who was actually a dacoit named Ratnakar. Who changed his whole life inspired by one incident and then composed epics like Ramayana.
Let us tell you that when the robber Ratnakar realized his sins. Then they renounced looting and all those things which harmed others, and took a new path.
In fact, once the robber Ratnakar had made Narad ji captive for looting. Then he had guided Ratnakar properly and advised him to chant the name of Rama.
After which he started chanting the name of Ram, but due to lack of knowledge, the chanting of Ram-Ram turned into Mara-Mara.
To change his life, Ratnakar did spiritual practice with a sincere heart, after which he was named Valmiki. At the same time, being pleased with his harsh penance, Brahadev advised him to write Ramayana.
It was only after taking inspiration from whom Maharishi Valmiki composed Ramayana, the main epic of Hindu religion, in which he has described the character of Lord Vishnu's incarnation, Ram Chandra.
There are 7 different types of Kand in Ramayana which are as follows –
Balakanda
2) Aranya Kanda
3) Kishkinda Kanda
4) Sundara Kanda
5) Lanka Kand
6) Uttara Kanda
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