Spending 14 years in forest, sleeping on floors and eating raw fruits - this was the beautiful prince of Ayodhya, Sri Rama who left everything to fulfil the words of His father. 
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Sri Rama is one of the most loved deities and His mantra is also one of the most universal of all mantras in Sanatana Dharma.
Sri Rama is one of the most loved deities and His mantra is also one of the most universal of all mantras in Sanatana Dharma.
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The Rama mantra symbolises an unceasing, perpetual joy. While pleasure and happiness has its ups and downs, joy stays with you, even increasing with the passage of time.
The Rama mantra symbolises an unceasing, perpetual joy. While pleasure and happiness has its ups and downs, joy stays with you, even increasing with the passage of time.
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Rama mantra was given by sage Narada to the dacoit Ratnakar. With continuous repetition, he went through a transformation, eventually becoming the sage Valmiki.
Rama mantra was given by sage Narada to the dacoit Ratnakar. With continuous repetition, he went through a transformation, eventually becoming the sage Valmiki.
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The Padma Purana says: "The name 'Rama' stands for the supreme Brahman being the eternal Bliss and absolute consciousness in which Yogins revel."
The Padma Purana says: "The name 'Rama' stands for the supreme Brahman being the eternal Bliss and absolute consciousness in which Yogins revel."
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It is for this reason that Lord Shiva chants Sri Rama mantra all the time.
।। ॐ रां रामाय नमः ।।
#lordrama #rama #sriram #sanatandharma #brahman #jaisiyaram #ramsita #sita
It is for this reason that Lord Shiva chants Sri Rama mantra all the time.
।। ॐ रां रामाय नमः ।।
#lordrama #rama #sriram #sanatandharma #brahman #jaisiyaram #ramsita #sita
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