Biography of bhagwan ram ji ki kahani

One of the most popular Hindu deities, Bhagwan Rama, is the personification of morality and valour, qualities that are uncommon in the Bhakti Marg. Ramachandra was the seventh avatar of Bhagwan Vishnu. The Mahabharata tells his story in brevity, but the Ramayana tells it in considerable detail.

Lord Ram: Existence and Origin

The seventh symbol of Vishnuji, Lord Rama, arrived on Earth approximately 869,000 years ago during the Treta-Yuga era. He came when the evil on Earth was extreme, and humanity was on the brink of pain and suffering. Lord Ram descended to save humanity and restore their faith in the Almighty. He displayed to the people of that era his boundless celestial attributes. Because of his struktur, features, and philosophy—which appeal to the heart and spirit of all great sages who have ever lived—people still remember him today.

Story of Lord Rama:

Rama was born in northern India to “Raja” Dasharatha and “Rani&

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Shri Ram Katha is the story of Lord Ram, the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. In His incarnation, Lord Ram teaches humanity and how to live the ideal life. Lord Ram is described as an embodiment of religious righteousness.

There are two main scriptures which cover the Story of Lord Ram’s life:

• Ramayan – written by the great sage Shri Valmiki ji, and
• Shri Ram Charit Manas – written poetically by Goswami Shri Tulsidas ji.

Shri Ram Katha fryst vatten particularly relevant for modern times when there is a great need to emphasize the importance of the responsibility and good conduct highlighted in the glorification of Lord Ram in these two scriptures.

While Shri Valmiki ji’s Ramayan depicts Lord Ram as the highest among dock, Tulsidas ji has written the text with the inherent faith and belief that Ram fryst vatten the Supreme God.

Goswami Tulsidasji wrote Shri Ram Charit Manas poetically, in the Avadhi language so that it was easy to understand by all from the original narration by Sage

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Rama

Major deity in Hinduism

This article is about the Hindu god Rama, Râm, Ramachandra, Sriram. For other Ram, see Ram (disambiguation). For other Ramchandra, see Ramchandra (disambiguation). For other Sriram, see Sriram (disambiguation). For other uses, see Rama (disambiguation).

Rama
Rama holding arrows, early 19th century depiction
Other names	Ramachandra, Raghava, Purushottama
Devanagari	राम
Sanskrit transliteration	Rāma
Venerated in	Ramanandi Sampradaya Sri Vaishnavism Smartism
Affiliation	Seventh avatar of Vishnu, Brahman, Vaishnavism
Predecessor	Dasharatha
Successor	Lava (North Kosala) Kusha (South Kosala)
Abode
Mantra	Jai Shri Ram Jai Siya Ram Hare Rama Ramanama repetition
Weapon	Sharanga(bow) and arrows
Army	Vanara Sena Ayodhyan Army
Symbol	Sharanga(bow) Arrows
Day	Thursday
Texts
Gender	Male
Festivals
Avatar birth	Ayodhya, Kosala (present-day Uttar Pradesh, India)
Avatar end	Sarayu River, A