Digest Number 232

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Read Ananda Ramayana --- for an excellent details on Rama's Yathra Kanda...

 

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Tuesday, January 11, 2005 8:24 PM

Digest Number 232

 

 

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> Topics in this digest:

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> 1. Re: Digest Number 231

> " R.Sivaramakrishna Sharma " <arunagirinathar

> 2. Ramayana

> Patricia Jay <patriciajay2000

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> Tue, 11 Jan 2005 04:20:07 +0000 (GMT)

> " R.Sivaramakrishna Sharma " <arunagirinathar

> Re: Digest Number 231

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> > Sun, 9 Jan 2005 20:46:45 -0800 (PST)

> > RAGU SANTHNASAMY <kanthan04

> > Re: Re: The Divide - Srilanka and India

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> > Hi Mr.Sharma.thanks for your comments.the prove and

> > the explanation given is very much appreciated.if

> > you have any other pictures of information regarding

> > the ancient bridge please do share with.im very

> > keen to know the truth and tell to those people who

> > thinks that the stone bridge is just a myth and

> > there is no truth about the bridge.pls do accept my

> > appologizes,if my words on the previous message

> > showed any misbeleive on the epic of Ramayana.

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> Some time back, I had a clip showing the stones

> recovedred near Rameshwaram, floating on the river

> Ganga, when some Bhaktas took it and wrote " Rama " with

> vermillion on it. This was at the " Kumbha-Mela " .

> Unfortunately I do not have it now.

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> There are so many temples that relate themselves

> somehow or other to incidents in the Ramayana, I

> suppose a whole book itself can be authored upon this

> subject! Here are some of the temples (not at all

> complete by all means!) -

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> 1) Kashi

> 2) Nashik

> 3) Gokarna

> 4) Kishkindha(?) [Not to be confused with the

> amusement park]

> 5) Trichy Ucchipillayar

> 6) SriRangam

> 7) Rameshwaram

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> Well that wraps it up, I suppose.

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> || Thiruchitrambalam ||

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> Mon, 10 Jan 2005 22:50:34 -0800 (PST)

> Patricia Jay <patriciajay2000

> Ramayana

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> Dear All,

> Some time back (2004) I had read a novel titled " Arrow

> of the Blue-Skinned God " . I do not recollect the name

> of the author, but I can get it later from the

> library.

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> This book is a very gripping book on Ramayana. Its

> spellbinding because the author (a Harvard-educated

> American) has brilliantly narrated the epic in a very

> unique way - one chapter is the narration of one event

> in the Ramayana. The next chapter will be a

> description of that event's geographical location in

> present day India, interviews with present day

> Indians, even prominent personalities.

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> Since the author has studied some Sanskrit, he makes

> very informative references to some of the passages in

> the Ramayana.

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> In short, it the Ramayana discussed as a historical

> event, not a myth, and how it permeates the day-to-day

> life of every Indian.

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> KISHKINDA is one location he dwells on considerably.

> It is, according to the author, located in the region

> which is present day Karnataka. He also gives a map

> of India with places named in their historical

> perspective.

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> I recommend the group members to read the book.

> They'll find it deeply satisfying.

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> Patricia

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