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Ramayana, a Hindu epic, 
written by saint Valmiki, in Sanskrit
one of the two largest ancient epics,
the first ever poem ever created
many many centuries ago.
It  depicts story of Lord Rama 
as a kind, fair, brave, soft spoken, 
handsome prince, who had
the kind benevolence of gods.
Himself an avatar of lord Vishnu
he was bestowed with divine,
powerful weapons of gods
to be used to fight evil forces.
He won over his consort, Sita, 
daughter of King Janak, 
in a 'swayamvar', a competition.
Keeping the tradition of honouring 
a given word or promise at all costs, 
a tradition of his sun god lineage
he went to forest for fourteen years
obeying his father, King Dashrath
and forsake the throne of Ayodhya 
for his younger brother Bharata, 
as demanded by Queen Kaikayi, 
the mother of Bharatha. 
He went to forests
with Sita and younger brother Lakshman.
There, he often killed many demons 
who had terrorised and killed saints worshipping
 peacefully in their holy monasteries, 
 on latter's requests.
In the 14th year of his banishment,
along with younger brother Lakshman,
with help from his follower Hanuman,
and, King of monkeys, Sugreev, 
he fought with King of Lanka, Ravana
a demon King, who had kidnapped Sita
and had wanted to marry her.
After this victory of right over wrong,
and freeing Sita and killing Ravana
he returned to his kingdom Ayodhya
and became the king himself theteafter.
Ramayana, steeped in morality, 
depicts duties of relationships, 
portraying characters, ideal in nature,
like ideal son, ideal father, ideal servant,
ideal brother, ideal husband and ideal king. 
Ramayana has greatly influenced 
Hindu poetry, life and culture, thereafter.
Presenting teachings of ancient Hindu sages
in narrative allegory, it intermixes
philosophical and ethical elements. 
The characters of Rama, Sita, Lakshman,
Hanuman, Ravana are still revered and worshipped, 
in some of the culturally conscious
South and East Asian nations even today.
Two great Hindu festivals,
Dussehra and Deepawali 
are celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil,  
in India and elsewhere
with fervor and gaiety, every year.

8.6.2020
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