Ramayana

As they say, “If you are always a speaker of truth, you don’t need to remember anything anytime”. That’s a beautiful thought isn’t it? If we always speak truth, even after several years if we are asked about a past incident we would tell the same what we knew that time also. If we are habituated to speaking falsehood, we will always have to remember to which person what story we have told and even years later when that person asks about that again, we will have to exactly tell the same story otherwise we will be caught. So difficult isn’t it? That’s why speaking the truth always makes lives easier.

Bhagawan Vishnu had incarnated on earth in the form of a human prince as the son of King Dasharatha and Queen Kousalya. He walked as a human suppressing his divinity for the purpose of his mission. However, he was not any ordinary man, he enacted himself as a human.

Hindus worship lord Rama NOT because of showcasing of any miracles or display of superheroic deeds. Although he is Supreme Being, yet Rama attracts everyone not by blowing his supremacy trumpet, rather he absorbs the minds of even great sages by his – principles, words and deeds!