Ramayana is the best of all
Epics of our mystic land Bharath. Saint
Valmigi wrote this Epic from out of Jnana Drishti under extreme grace of the
Lord Sriman Narayanan. There are plenty
of characters in Ramayana, either positive or negative, as personification of
various spiritual and yogic motions / concepts highlighted in the Vedic &
yogic and lore. In fact, the cosmic truths behind Ramayana characters signifying
many segments of Sri Vidya/Patanjali Yoga/other higher philosophies are well
brought out in this super title according to Amarakavi siddheswara.
In brief, Lord Maha Vishnu
chose to be born as a man on earth and son of King Dasaratha and demonstrated
practically as to how a man should conduct a virtuous life and succeed in tapas
amidst all odds and trials in life. The
whole story of Ramayana also allegorically stands for the entire gamut of tapas
or yogic practices aimed at God realization through Inner Voice. The specialty
of this great Epic is that almost all deities and celestials in Indian
Mythology have participated as characters to assist Lord Sri Rama during his
entire role from childhood to Pattabhishegam.
The book contains many charts
and tables depicting almost all the characters and their significations in
yogic/spiritual/philosophical/mythological parlance. Therefore this book is
unique in itself in that it enlightens every reader according to his store of
knowledge in Indian higher philosophy.
It is also true that this wonder book released under the divine
revelations experienced by Amarakavi Ramachandra is a boon to every reader,
amateur or adept in Indian mysticism.
While Ramayana is well
accepted as a divine grantha and its recitation is also frequently conducted
with much devotion and sanctity throughout India, we believe that all the
reading public of Ramayana will make an attempt to understand the cosmic truth
behind this great divine Epic and get enlightened with the true concept of
human evolution and spiritual progress towards self-consummation with the
divine by digest of this wonder book emerging out of Amarakavi’s spiritual
experience and knowledge. Let this small
tribute to Amarakavi serve as a bacon to reveal the substance behind the shadow
of the great story of Ramayana.
Sri Ram Jai Ram
Jai Jai Ram
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