Ram is coming: Ramayana and Ramcharitmanas are considered sacred texts in Hindu religion. Adikavi Valmiki composed Ramayana and Goswami Tulsidas composed Ramcharitmanas. While in Ramcharitmanas, there is description of Ramji’s coronation, in Ramayana, there is description of Shri Ram’s Mahaprayan (departure to the next world).
King Dasharatha performed a yagya to get a son.
King Dasharatha of Ayodhya decided to perform a yagya to get a son. He entrusted the task of performing the Yagya to all the wise men, ascetics, learned sages and great Brahmins having knowledge of Vedas. During the Yagya, along with all the guests, Guru Vashishtha and Ring Rishi also arrived. After this, the Yagya was started with rituals.
After the yagya was over, King Dasharatha bid farewell to all the sages, pundits and Brahmins by giving them appropriate amount of money, grains and cows etc. After this, King Dasharatha gave the sacrificial offering of kheer (fodder) to the three queens. After consuming this divine offering, all three queens became pregnant.
Ramlala was born in auspicious planet-constellation and auspicious time.
According to Ramayana, on the ninth date of Shukla Paksha of Chaitra month, in Punarvasu Nakshatra, when the planets Sun, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter and Venus were seated in their exalted positions, then as soon as the Cancer ascendant rose, the eldest queen Kaushalya gave birth to Ramlala from her womb. Was born. As soon as Ramlala was born, there was an atmosphere of joy and happiness in the entire Ayodhya state. In this joy, Gandharvas started singing and Apsaras started dancing. Flowers were showered by the gods.
Ramlala born in charming and divine form
Ramlala was born on earth as the 7th incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The child form of Ramlala was very adorable and attractive. Blue complexion, magnetic attraction, bright, radiant and beautiful… whoever sees Ramlala in the child form just keeps looking at him. After Queen Kaushalya, Bharat was born from the womb of Kaikeyi and two brilliant sons Lakshman and Shatrughan were born from the womb of Queen Sumitra. Seeing the faces of the four sons, King Dashrath’s heart was filled with joy, pride and joy. Goswami Tulsidas ji, while describing this happiness of King Dashrath, writes in Ramcharitmanas –
Dasaratha heard about the birth of his son. Manhu Brahmanand Samana॥
Supreme love, heart and soul. The desire does not arise but the mind slows down.
the meaning is- Hearing the news of the birth of his son, it seemed as if King Dashrath had become absorbed in Brahmanand. There is immense love in his heart, his body is thrilled. They want to rise by giving patience to their intellect.
(In the next part we will know how Ayodhya became engrossed in joy after the birth of Ramlala)
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