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Day 26 A to Z Challenge 2015 - Zillion
God and Goddess reunited
A zillion hardships braved with zeal
Their plan to save mankind completed
Now time for love and time to heal
Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi
Love all creatures great and small
And if you seek peace and eternity
In their sharan (shelter / refuge) you must fall
Love is in the air. Feel the love. Many blessings to you.
A zillion hardships braved with zeal
Their plan to save mankind completed
Now time for love and time to heal
Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi
Love all creatures great and small
And if you seek peace and eternity
In their sharan (shelter / refuge) you must fall
Rama and Sita return to Ayodhya where Rama is crowned the king. The festival of Diwali celebrated by Indians all over the world, marks the event when Rama arrived into Ayodhya.
Though the Ramayana is a chronicle of the life of Lord Rama, it conveys many messages. It's key messages are of love, peace and forgiveness, of overcoming difficulties, of giving chances, of courage and hope, of devotion and friendship, of humility and honouring promises.
Lord Rama's name brings us peace and bliss. May you feel it too in saying his name.
Hari Anant Hari Katha Ananta
Kahahi Sunahi Bahu Vidhi Sab Santa
Lord Rama (Hari) is infinite (Ananta), and so are the stories (Katha) about his glory
All learned seers (Santa) narrate (kahahi) these and listen (sunahi) to them in many different ways (bahu vidhi)
(translation from indianrealist.com)
Enjoy this video - Ramayana in 7 minutes
Love is in the air. Feel the love. Many blessings to you.
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Check my previous posts in this series
Written for: AtoZ Challenge 2015
Linking to: Write Tribe ProBlogger Challenge
Check out some other Bloggers participating in the challenge: AtoZ List 2015
And the Blog-A-Rhythm AtoZ posts featuring many bloggers
The Ramayana is a historical chronicle of events during the life of Lord Rama in an ancient time in a land called Bharatvarsh a part of which is now modern day India.
This year's theme was given to me through meditation. But more than just a theme I was also asked to write this from the perspective of Divine love and not just a recounting of the events as they took place. Hence the essence of my posts is "Love is in the air".
The individual theme and tone of my verses are also given to me. And I try to convey what Spirit wants to say through my poetry and prose. In essence, I only transcribe what is given to me, the author of these posts is my soul, the Universe, God and Goddess.
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Lovely write up. You have completed the Ramayana with your 26th post. Amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on completing A-Z Challenge :D
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As Sundari says, the Ramayana in 26 posts, that's a lovely challenge undertaken and finished with a flourish.
ReplyDeleteLove is in the air! We just need to have a heart to recognize that. Congrats on completing the challenge Suzy, it is good to connect with you!!
ReplyDeleteWow! hats off Suzy. I did follow all your posts but commenting from the mobile is an art I am yet to master in. Congrats on completing the challenge. You made my yet to finish journey beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteAh!what a month it has been.... it is a huge blessing for us who read the story in your words and a blessing for you too..to narrate it in the way you did...! This is one epic I can never tire of...a big thank you for bringing us this!
ReplyDeleteHappy to have been part of this memorable journey with you.
a beautiful poem to end the challenge. It had been a pleasure reading Ramayana through your verses :D
ReplyDeleteSuzy, a feel good poem and story. Enjoyed your narration of the epic tale, Ramayan:)
ReplyDeleteGreat that Lord Rama and Sita are able to be together, Though I am not familiar with the story nor the Sita Ram kirtan, the video does offer a great depiction of your A to Z blog posts in visual story, I assume, does it not? ;) <3 Congrats on finishing the A to Z Suzy! :) <3
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzy so much for this educational and beautifully written love story of Rama and Sita and showing how this love applies in our everyday lives as well. Congratulations of completing the A-Z!
ReplyDeleteHello Suzy! I couldn't read many of your posts from A to Z challenge. However, of whatever I have read, I did enjoy each and every single line and have enjoyed the story.
ReplyDeleteLet me also tell you, that you blog is vibrant with optimism. the blog is very soothing. Your narrative which starts with a brief poem was always so catchy.
Loved it. Thanks for sharing all these stories with us. Loads of love AJ.
Suzy, Thank you for bringing back memories of my days at home with my mom. She used to read the Ramayana daily, enjoyed reading your posts.
ReplyDeleteWow! Your theme was the Ramayana. Great job, Suzy.
ReplyDeleteAh I shall miss the rest of the Ramayan revealed in this unique way. My blogposts are on http://www.sunitarajwade.com
ReplyDeleteYour stories have been amazing dear Suzy. i will for sure miss my daily dose of "love is in the air"- the good thing is I can always go back and read them again . they deserve that:-) Well done, congrats on finishing and please do keep writing:-)
ReplyDeleteRamayana retold in 26 little verses is no mean feat! And you did it!! Amazing and awesome work, Suzy! Loved reading about the great epic through your words. Thank you and congratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteThis was a real work of art, told in 26 instalments, Suzy. I enjoyed following the story and your poetry is wonderful. Congratulations on a successful A to Z Challenge!
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