Guest guest Posted October 16, 2004 Report Share Posted October 16, 2004 Respected members: Navaratri is celebrated as Dasara in North India. It is the people's tradition there to burn effigy on Vijayadasami day. Their belief is Rama killed Ravana on Vijayadasami day. I urgently need this information. Can any one quote this pramana slokam from Valmiki Narayana? I need it to day to answer a group. Thank you _______________________________ Declare Yourself - Register online to vote today! http://vote. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 16, 2004 Report Share Posted October 16, 2004 Dear Sriman Rajagopalan : The Text for Raam Leela as practised in the Northern parts of India is: Asvinya sthithE pakshE DasamyAm VijayOtsava: KartavyO VaishNavai: sardam sarvatra vijayArtina - - - -Bhavishya Uttara PurANa : 15/661 ( Hari Bhakthi VilAsa) (Meaning): If any VaishNava wants victory everywhere , then he should celebrate the Vijaya Dasami day ( Sukla Paksha Dasami in Asvina month) . This day is the victory day of Lord Hari. Tulsi Das also makes reference to Vijaya Dasami as the day , when LOrd Raamachandra killed RaavaNan . As you are familiar , Vijaya Dasami in each part of India is celebrated with different traditions : Durga pooja in Bengal , Golu and AksharAbhyAsam in Tamil Nadu/AP/Karnataka , Aayur Devi worship by the SiddhAs , Garbha and Dandiya dance in Gujerat etc . The central message is the victory over the forces of evil , darkness and Aj~nAnam . The spirit of Vijaya dasami has to be remembered every day . V.Sadagopan - "N.S. Rajagopalan" <gopalan35 <oppiliappan> Cc: "Ram Anbil" <ramanbil Saturday, October 16, 2004 1:39 PM Navaratri- URGENT > > Respected members: > > Navaratri is celebrated as Dasara in North India. > It is the people's tradition there to burn effigy on > Vijayadasami day. Their belief is Rama killed Ravana > on Vijayadasami day. > > I urgently need this information. Can any one quote > this pramana slokam from Valmiki Narayana? I need it > to day to answer a group. Thank you Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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