Akhand Ramayana – Shri Ramcharitmanas Path

Shri Ramcharitmanas likewise notable as Shri Ramayana is an epic composed by extraordinary writer Tulsidas who was otherwise called Goswami Tulsidas. He was a multi-faceted individual. A Hindu artist cum-holy person, reformer and furthermore savant of sixteenth Century acclaimed for his dedication towards Lord Rama. Once in the past, the Ramayana was composed by Sage Valmiki in Sanskrit language. Tulsidas was acclaimed during his lifetime to be a resurrection of Valmiki, the writer of the first Ramayana in Sanskrit.

Shri Ram Charit Manas is an extraordinary Epic which portrays the Life of Lord Rama who was the seventh manifestation of Lord Vishnu (Supreme God in Hinduism). Ruler Rama is otherwise called “Purushottam” signifies transcendent Purush (character). Ruler Rama is the perfect Avatar of Lord Vishnu and has been depicted as the epitome of Truth, Morality, an Ideal Son, an Ideal Husband and generally an Ideal King. Ruler Rama is Prayed upon as the :

” One who kills a wide range of affliction and misery of Jiva (living creatures); who gives a wide range of favor, honor and abundance; by taking a gander at whom, the world feel satisfied; to that Shri Rama, I bow over and over ”

This entire epic of Ramcharitmanas is additionally spread into seven sections referred to as Kaands whose names are as beneath :

Baal Kaand

Ayodhya Kaand

Aranya Kaand

Kishkindha Kaand

Sunderkaand

Lanka Kaand

Uttar Kaand

As per the Hindus, a simple presentation of this extraordinary Epic Ramayana is considered exceptionally Auspicious and is sufficient compelling to eliminate different obstructions. It is viewed as that the advantages of presenting this Epic are expanded complex in the event that it is recounted constant from beginning to end with no break in the middle of which requires some serious energy of around 24 hours. This recitation is known as “Akhand Ramayana” signifies “Total/Full” (with no sort of break).

The Advantages of Akhand Ramayana are incalculable yet to give some examples we have some recorded beneath :

For giving Peace, Prosperity and Happiness in the family.

For an Auspicious start of any new pursuit like beginning of a Business, Entering a New House ( Grah Pravesh ), Birth of a Child, Marriage Ceremony, and so forth

For counteraction from obscure and startling damages and perils particularly with respect to the wellbeing.

For making an exceptionally Pious and Divine Atmosphere at a spot.

For giving proper respect and accolades for Lord Rama on different events particularly on Rama Navami which is considered as the Day of Birth of Lord Rama according to Hindu Mythology.