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Title: Stories of Ramayana


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stories of ramayana
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Why Lakshman was reborn as Balrama
  • Rama is the incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Laxman,
    Bharat, and Shatrughan are believed to be the
    incarnations of Sheshnag, (mount of Lord Vishnu),
    Shankha (Lord Vishnus conch), and Sudarshan
    Chakra (Lord Vishnus weapon). Lakshman once
    complained to Rama that because he was the
    younger one, he was duty bound to always follow
    Rama's instructions.

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Hanumans Birth
  • King Dashrath performed a yagna to have
    children,  while Anjana was praying to Lord Shiva
    to have a son. Agni, the god of fire,
    gave prasad to King Dashrath to be shared amongst
    his three wives. An eagle snatched
    some prasad and dropped it. Lord Pavana, the god
    of wind, transported the prasad into Anjanas
    hands and she ate it.

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Bajrangbali
  • Once Hanuman saw Sita applying vermillion to her
    hair. He asked her why she was doing so. Sita
    told him that it was for the well being and long
    life of Lord Rama. Hearing this, Hanuman applied
    vermillion all over his body. Lord Rama was
    amused at Hanumans devotion and called him
    Bajrangbali. Bajrang means orange.

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The Story of the Squirrel
  • All the monkey and bear warriors were busy making
    the bridge to connect to Lanka. They were busy
    placing boulders into the sea. A squirrel was
    also picking up little pebbles in her mouth and
    putting it alongside the boulders. A monkey saw
    this, and started mocking the squirrel.
  • He told her to move away else she might die if
    she comes under a boulder. The squirrel was upset
    and hurt by the mockery. She went to Lord Rama.
  • Lord Rama gently stroked the squirrels back with
    his hand to appreciate the squirrels efforts.
    When he raised his hand, the marks of his fingers
    came upon the body of squirrel in the form of
    brown fur. And ever since then the squirrel has
    carried three white stripes on her back, as a
    token of Ramas affection.

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