
The Journey of Lord Ram
By Rajni

24 Jan, 2024

In the ancient city of Ayodhya, the birth of Lord Ram was celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm. The divine child was born to King Dasharatha and Queen Kaushalya.

As Lord Ram grew, his wisdom and valour became apparent, earning him the love and respect of all. He was trained in warfare and scriptures, proving to be an exceptional student.

When Lord Ram reached marriageable age, he won the hand of Princess Sita in an archery contest. He broke the celestial bow of Lord Shiva, impressing everyone present.

However, due to courtly politics, Lord Ram was exiled from Ayodhya for fourteen years. Accompanied by Sita and his loyal brother Lakshmana, he retired to the forest.

In the forest, the trio faced many hardships. Yet, they remained firm in their resolve, exhibiting immense patience and strength.

Their peaceful life was disrupted when the demon king Ravan kidnapped Sita. Enraged, Lord Ram and Lakshmana set out to rescue her, embarking on a daunting journey.

Along their journey, they encountered the monkey king Hanuman, who pledged his loyalty to Lord Ram and assisted in the search for Sita.

With Hanuman's help, they discovered that Sita was held captive in Lanka, Ravan's kingdom. Gathering an army of monkeys, they prepared to storm Lanka.

The war that ensued was fierce and long. Lord Ram, with his divine weapons and abilities, fought bravely against Ravan's forces.

In the final battle, Lord Ram used his divine arrow to vanquish Ravan, liberating Sita and winning the war.

The victory over Ravan marked the end of their exile. Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshmana returned to Ayodhya, where they were welcomed with immense joy.

Their return was celebrated with the festival of lights, Diwali, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. This marked the beginning of Lord Ram's reign, remembered as Ram Rajya.

Ram Rajya was a time of prosperity and righteousness. Lord Ram ruled with wisdom and justice, earning the love of his subjects.

Lord Ram's life is revered as an epitome of virtue and righteousness. His journey, from his birth to his victory over Ravan, is a tale of courage, devotion, and sacrifice.

His life serves as a guide to leading a virtuous life, overcoming obstacles, and upholding dharma. The story of Lord Ram continues to inspire and teach, transcending time and space.