#ram sita

[radianttulsibabe]

because my very real-time post about my garden blooming in freezing weather apparently wasn't up to par, I will grant the boon of @zeherili-ankhein and make a post about what happens when one asks Sri Krishna for water.....

Careful what you wish for...sometimes spurring a river to quench thirst can result in consequences greater than one is prepared to accept...

A long, long time ago, in a land far beyond India, Lord Ram and Lady Sita lived 14 years in exile from their kingdom, called Ayodhya.

During their journeying in the forest, they were often without water. Sita was becoming exceedingly weak from exhaustion- she was a princess from a fine kingdom-not a woman built for the long hot days of the dense jungle forests.

On a day when her constitution was rapidly weakening, Lord Ram went in search of water. But as the life force of his Shakti was fading, his journey came without luck.

A peacock heard of the Lady's failing constitution and would not let the incarnation of Lakshmi perish, in exile, in an untamed wilderness. The peacock greeted Lord Ram and offered to guide him and his family to refuge, and to the water which they needed so desperately in order to survive. However, with every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

As the forest was dense, and the peacock was quicker to fly than to walk, only the dropping of the peacock's feathers from his tail for a marker would allow the travelers to arrive safely to the water source- in time to save the life of the Lady Sita.

With each dropped feather, the life's journey for our peacock came nearer to its close. When the family finally arrived to the water's edge, the peacock lay at the bank- the feathers missing from his once glorious tail.

In return for such a sacrifice, Ram promised to ever honor the peacock. In each incarnation following, the Lord Vishnu adorns himself with gifted feathers shed from a peacock who found its mate.

As the 8th Avatar of LakshmiNaryana, Sri Krishna and Devi Rukmini continued to honor the sacrifice from the life of the devoted peacock they met as Ram and Sita. Sri Krishna wore the feathers in his crown and MaaRukmini tended the birds that needed her care.

When MaaRukmini found herself again traveling without water and a weakening constitution, Sri Krishna stomped his foot into the earth. Where he struck, a spring rose up to quench her thirst.

The first drink from this new river was offered to the Queen of the Dwarkadish. The Sage Durvasa offended by her receiving the first offering instead of being asked himself if she could take the first drink- according to the customs of the time- cursed the two to live 12 years of exile.

As LakshmiNaryana only ever incarnate as a pair, the separation of the two parts of their soul caused much grief for MaaRukmini. Her consolation was the beauty of the forest created around the new River Ganga by the gods who sought to bring comfort to their MahaRani.

Their separation came to be redefined into a lesson from their 8th incarnation. It also came as a time to grow the newly formed river Ganga into a beautiful and powerful landmark. As Durvasa began to understand his folly. He pleaded with the Divine couple for clemency.

Unlike the noble peacock who immediately recognized the divinity-and without hesitation, gave the ultimate sacrifice to his Lord and Lady- Durvasa let his pride become offended by the acts of Naryana providing sustenance to Lakshmi before giving concern to another.

Are many not the same in their pride? is pride greater than devotion to that which the creator deems worthy of his attention? do not many seek to first take from the heart of Vishnu before he is able to even sustain the needs of his Shakti? Do not summer flowers blooming in winter take as much of a miracle as water coming from the earth at the command of its creator? Each petal grows with the same fervor of the water that courses in a river; each atom carries a role of equal importance in the divine story of this world.

Anywho, thanks for reading through to the end of story time with Rukmini! have a lovely day. remember to light sambrani dhoop for Lakshmi this week she would probably really like that.

<3 Rukmini

[saanjhghafa]

Song:- Panchvati Manbhavan Upvan

Singer:- Sadhna Sargam

Film:- Ramayana: The Legend Of Prince Rama

साजन के संग इस उपवन में लौट के आया बचपन

Childhood returns as I’m with my beloved in this garden

[the-sound-ofrain]

the womb she smelted in was the core of earth. ever a drop of her tears can vanish your existence.

--apollo--

[krishakamal]

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬..........

SYNOPSIS : When everything reminds Sita of her Arya.

FEATURING : Mata Sita, ft. Sri Ram

KAMAL'S NOTE : Hey guys. Just a little fic that came to my mind today and thought to write it down before my goldfish mind forgets everything 😮‍💨.

𝐍𝐀𝐕𝐈𝐆𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 // 𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐒𝐄

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 the blazing sun that shines brightly in the morning sky because it reminds her of her love. He, whose smile can put even the sun in shame.

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 the beehive, hanging from the ashoka tree, a little away from their hut, because it reminds her of his sweet honey like voice. The voice when he softly calls her name full with love and affection.

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 those lotus flowers that bloom in the river because they remind her of his lotus feet, that even if scratched, bruised and bleeding, they are so delicate in her dainty hands.

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 the dark clouds that engulf the sky in the month of Śrāvaṇa as they match the same colour of her beloved.

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 those rudraksha that wrap around his slender neck like vasuki has wrapped himself around Mahadev's nilkantha.

𝐒𝐢𝐭𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐬 the stars that decorate the night sky because she knows just like the starts, his love for her is limitless.

© 𝐊𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐇𝐀𝐊𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐋 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑, 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐑𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓𝐒 𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄𝐃 — all content rights belongs to KRISHAKAMAL. Do not plagiarize any works and do not repost or translate onto any other sites.

All the rights and credits of the characters, gifs, songs and pictures used here belongs to their rightful owners.

[nissmat-forum-123]

[bharatsastra]

রাম সীতার ধ্যান মন্ত্র

রাম সীতার ধ্যান মন্ত্র | Ram Sita Dhyan Mantra রামের ধ্যান (Ram Dhyan Mantra)- কোমলাঙ্গং বিশালাক্ষমিন্দ্রনীলসমপ্রভম্। প্রীতাম্বরধরং ধ্যায়েৎ রামং সীতাসমন্বিতম্।। দক্ষিণাংশে দশরথং পুত্রাবেক্ষণতৎপরম্। পৃষ্ঠতো লক্ষ্মণং দেবং সচ্ছত্রং কনকপ্রভম্।। পার্শ্বে ভরত-শত্রুঘ্নৌ  তালবৃত্তকরাবুভৌ। অগ্রে ব্যগ্রং হনুমন্তং রামানুগ্রহকাঙ্ক্ষিণম্। সীতার ধ্যান (Sita Dhyan Mantra)– নীলাম্ভোজদলাভিরামনয়নাং…

[zeherili-ankhein]

GUYS GUYS SEE WHAT MY MAA FOUND TODAY :D

An 1818 coin with Shri Ram, Maa Sita, Lakshman ji and Bajrangbali on it 🥹

It's so beautiful honestly

[decemberpdf]

head empty just Sita from Ramayana: the legend of prince Ram

[annagxx]

मनोजवं मारुततुल्य वेगं, जितेन्द्रियं बुद्धिमतां वर���ष्ठम्।

वातात्मजं वानरयूथमुख्यं श्रीरामदूतम् शरणं प्रपद्ये।।

Translation:

I seek refuge in Hanuman, the son of Vayu, whose speed is like that of the mind, who controls his senses, and is the best among the intelligent. He is the chief of the monkey clan and the messenger of Shri Rama.

This shlok beautifully encapsulates the divine qualities of Hanuman Ji: speed, intelligence, control over senses, and unwavering devotion to Lord Rama.

Hanumant dham in Lucknow

[enigma-the-mysterious]

Oh my fucking God. RRR FANDOM! NETFLIX INDIA ACTUALLY HAD THE FUCKING BALLS. THEY WENT FULL MASK-OFF. OH MY GOD I AM SCREENSHOTTING THIS TWEET FOR POSTERITY

Link to original tweet

[vaidehi-raghunatha]

But what if Mata Sita replies with "Mere liye toh aap hi mera swarg ho?"

[aahanna]

Ppl today - let's have multiple partners

BUT

Shree Ram once said -

RAJAON KE YAHA ANEK RANIYON KA RIWAAZ HAI

PRANTU RAM KE JEEWAN KOI DUSARI KABHI NHI AYEGI !!!

YEH RAM KI PRATIGYA HAI

[ssj2hindudude]

Surpanakha: So, what's your type?

Rama: I have a wife.

Surpanakha: So what's your type, then?

Rama: My wife.

Surpanakha: And what does she look like?

Rama: She looks like my wife.

Surpanakha: So what would you rate me out of 10?

Rama: Umm, I can't do that.

Surpanakha: Can't rate me at all?

Rama: I can't rate you at all.

Surpanakha: What would you rate your wife out of 10?

Rama: She broke my scale.

Rama: Because she's so beautiful.

[legalite-lamhe]

Forget Romeo and Juliet.

Can we have what they have?

[maraudersbitchesassemble]

Just something about characters in Indian Cinema named 'Ram' 🥹💖

[zeherili-ankhein]

Low-key waiting for more people to realise/know/talk about how there was no Sita-Swayamvar in the Orginal Valmiki Ramayan....

Because I think this single thing can give rise to such beautiful fictions and stories and a lot more variety

We all know Ram Sita loved eachother very much. They were eachother's everything and even beyond. One soul two bodies. All of the love.

IMPORTANT: I am taking Valmiki Ramayan as canon and other every single source or scriptures as ahemm... “fanfiction” ... *gasp* how dare I! Yes... But live with it

But canonically they had not met eachother. Not before the breaking of Hara Dhanu. In other versions they meet at the Swayamvar where they both fall in love at first sight and all. Even some version have a pushpa vatika scene where they meet and fall in love...

SO my question, when did they fall in love in the original version???

Ram had not scene Sita, before Janak told them about the entire thing of how he had found Sita, and whom he wanted her to marry.

I would be guessing, it was the time between, after breaking the bow and the ACTUAL marriage. I mean Janak surely needed some time to send letters to Dashrath and for the Ayodhya family to come to Mithila right? (Who am I kidding ofcourse it did)

I am taking some... 1-2 months..?? If that would be enough... Or too much I don't know.

So now we are left with a lot of time to... Hmmm set everything. Honestly. First meeting? Accidentally first meeting?? Eager to meet the other? Anxious?? Maybe shy or nervous? Or scared? Or totally clueless??

How did they fall in love?? Was it love at first sight?? Gradually falling for one another? Or did they fall in love even before meeting eachother??

Was Lakshman supportive? Did he tease Ram? Was he confused himself??

Did Sita fall first? Or was it Ram?? WHO CONFESSED FIRST?? WHO TOLD THEY LOVED THEM?? WHAT HAPPENED THEN??

I want to know so many things. Read so many stories. So much to could be done...

...sigh

Y'all are sleeping on such a good opportunity to write amazing fics my lawrd!!

I would be writing 5 libraries if I was good with arranging words honestly

ALSO: No I am not playing with anyone's emotions or believe or what they love to believe. Because Ik almost all of you prefer the Swayamvar version one... even I do, yes. Because that is the cutest thing ever. Even better with the pushpa vatika scene.

I am just stating what's there in the Valmiki Ramayan. If you don't like my post dni just scroll past it or even block me idc. But dare you come to my comments or reblogs and shit about me or try to pick a fight