Description

This book is about the multidimensional lessons of life that could be drawn from the tale of Ramayana. It is said that the possible conclusions that can be drawn from any of the texts are further tainted by the ideology of the thinker and sometimes prejudice. The interpretations can vary according to the person; however, the essential elements that remain the same are the gist of the story. It is good if multiple lessons can be learned through different interpretations. It is said the value of classics becomes more cherished as time passes, the teachings of Ramayana are precious through all the ages but When there is drought, water becomes gold similarly in this era of Kaliyuga, where the people cannot even imagine the beautiful character of Rama, and are often confused about the duty of human life, the value of this epic reaches the pinnacle. The characters of this epic resonate with the emotions that humans generally experience, thus relating to the real-life problems of the present era. This book is based on the reasoning of the logic of dharma and karma in today’s perspective, instead of the logic of science and maths, it envelopes analytical approach in accordance with dharma to reach the conclusions of it. As there are many versions of Ramayana evolved across the passing time, for a distressed and confused soul what matters is to gather the strength and understand the hidden energies of justice and devotion that could manifest impossible things which are not even destined.