Pls continue Srimad Ramayana Tatva Deepika

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Humble Pranams to all,

 

The very detailed description of Srimad Ramayana is being provided to the

memebers by Smt Ramanujamma Mudumbai...

 

I earnestly request on behalf of all the members to pls continue the postings..

Srimad ramayana is very greatly translated in english alongwith its original

descriptions, etc..

 

Jai sriman Narayana...

 

 

, Ramanujamma Mudumbai <mvtchary>

wrote:

> Srimathe Ramanujayanamaha!

> Sri Jeeyar Thiruvadigale Saranam!!

>

> In Ayodhya, there was not a single wicked person who went against

dharma troubling his wife and children,nor one with the sadistic

mentality harassing

> people. No uneducated person was there. None could be found who had

no faith in dharma or God or sa:stra. All were noble and well

behaved. There were no people

> who did not wear necklaces, who did not use pleasant scented body

powders or who did not use perfumes. None was there who did not wear

sweet smelling clothes or did not have full meals. None could be

noticed there,who did not feed others or who did not wear ornaments.

None could be found in Ayodhya who had not controlled manas and

indriyas. All of them duly performed their daily duties. No thieves

were found there. There was no adulteration anywhere.

> Thus people in Ayodhya led a prosperous and ideal virtuous life.

The Brahmins among them were devoted in performing their rituals.

They had conquered their

> senses. They studied scriptures and donated them. They did not like

to take from others. There was no Brahmin who had no faith in

sasthras; or one who did not adhere to truth and none who was

uneducated. There was none who was jealous, who had no strength or

who was not a scholar. All the Brahmins studied Veda with the

six `anga:s'. They practised Vrathas. They were

> interested in donating in thousands. None could be found depressed

or upset. No single woman or man was found ugly. All revered their

king. All the four

> castes of people worshipped the devathas and the guests. Gratitude,

generosity, valour were their natural qualities.

>

> Jai Srimannarayana!

> Ramanujamma Mudumbai,

> Ramanujadasi.