Vanarsena and Hanuman decided that they would build the bridge with stones and cross the sea. Each and every monkey wrote Shriram’s name on the stones and started immersing the stones in the sea, while chanting the Lord’s name. A small squirrel was watching them bowed down to Shriram’s feet in its mind and started doing its service. Read more »
The vanars were trying to build a bridge by placing stones on water. Hanuman ji bowed to Lord Shri Ram and wrote ‘Shri Ram’ on a stone and placed it in the water. On writing the name of Prabhu Shriram, the stone started to float. Read more »
In this incident from Ramayan, we see the devotion that boatman Guhak towards ShriRam Read more »
Once Deity Hanuman came to meet Shriram and Sitamata and he bowed down before them folding his hands. At that time, Sita thought, ‘Hanuman is Shriram’s devotee. He always serves Shriram. Read more »
Friends, Bhagawan Shriram was born on the day of Shriram Navami. Now, we will see how Shriram, who was ready to sacrifice everything, even his wife, for the sake of His subjects, slayed the evil vali Read more »
ShriRam was the chosen succesir to King Dasharath. But fate willed otherwise and on the behest of his step mpther Kaikeyi, He had to forsake his claim to the throne and live in exile for 14 years. Read more »
Lakshman was Shriram’s brother. Tales of their divine, brotherly love are told even today. An incident which is the greatest example of this quality is given below. Read more »
When ShriRam’s army reached the oceanfront, they wondered how to cross the ocean into Lanka. That is when Deity Hanuman came up with an idea.. Read more »
Once, after Shriram returned to His kingdom from exile, a group of sages started arguing about the superiority of The God’s Name over The God Himself. Many opinions were given, yet they were not able to come to any conclusion. Read more »