SRI RAM CHARACTER CONVEYS THE ART OF LIVING

SRI RAM CHARACTER CONVEYS THE ART OF LIVING

12-FEB-ENG 3

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR-----------------------------Throughout his life, Lord Shri Ram taught humanity the art of living. Humans experience happiness and sorrow through their thoughts and feelings. Ms. Kishori Pragya Pandey (Shridham Ayodhya) addressed the audience on Tuesday, the final day of the musical Shri Ram Katha, organized to mark the 23rd foundation anniversary of the Maa Kali Temple in the Industrial Area.

She said that when Lord Shri Ram went into exile in the forest, he faced many tragic circumstances, but he experienced auspiciousness even in those adverse conditions. During his exile, he learned many valuable lessons related to human welfare by meeting Mother Shabari, ascetics, and sages. Through the Ramcharitmanas, Shri Ram conveys the message that a person is responsible for his own circumstances and situation. If a person wishes, he can bring favorable results even in adverse conditions.

During the narration, she explained that Lord Shri Ram, along with Lakshman and Mother Sita, protected Dharma while living in the forest and ultimately, after conquering Lanka, established Ramrajya and ascended the throne of Ayodhya. At the conclusion of the narration, the entire pandal was filled with emotion with the emotional farewell song "Milan Aaj Tak Tha Hamara Tumhara" (Milan Aaj Tak Tha Hamara Tumhara) and the devotees' eyes welled up with tears. Finally, accepting everyone's blessings from the Vyas Peetha, the narrator departed.

Thousands of devotees flock daily to listen to this musical Shri Ram Katha. Bhajan singer Ravindra Tiwari, tabla player Dinesh Kumar alias Bhuwali, flute player Umashankar, banjo player Chhathu Lal Lahari, pad player Bhola Ji Rohtas, and other artists made commendable contributions to the narration. The narration was held daily from 1 pm to 5 pm.

Organized under the guidance of Acharya Satyendra Tiwari alias Sonu Baba, the narration concluded on Tuesday, January 13th, while the Purnahuti and Bhandara programs will be held on Wednesday, January 14th. On the last day, the role of the host was performed with reverence and rituals on the Vyas Peetha.

The contribution of Gunjan Pandey, Ajit Gupta, Vinod Singh, Ashish Singh alias Jatta Singh, Vineet Singh (Bandh Road), Dhanji Singh, Anil Tiwari, Munna Singh, Chuman Rai, Sunil Kumar Singh, renowned tabla player Lalan Mishra, Bhanu Baba, Chandan Pandey, Santosh Choubey, Sushil Rai and other associates was commendable in making the event a success.