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The Descension of Bhagwan Ram

Bharatvarsh was glorified with the descension of Bhagwan Ram which happened in

the tretayug about 18.144 million years ago. The Bhagwatam (9/11/18) tells that

Bhagwan Ram lived for thirteen thousand years. But, in fact, He is always with

His humble devotees

as He is eternally omnipresent. In His eternal Divine abode, Saket, along with

His consort Goddess Sita, and His brothers Lakchman, Bharat and Shatrughn He

always rejoices His Devotees.

To reveal the same Bliss of Saket abode for the souls of the world, Bhagwan Ram

descended and appeared in the palace of King Dashrath in front of His mother

Kaushalya. When He appeared He

was in His full youthful form and in His absolute Divine glory

Then, on the request of His mother, He became like a day-old child and, in His

leelafulness, He began to cry like a normal baby.

Tulsidas describes the childhood leelas of Ram in detail. Then he tells about

the wedding of Ram and His other three brothers. But, all through the Ramayan,

the image of Bhagwan Ram, whatever he portrays, is exceedingly marvelous and

befitting to His Divine dignity.King Janak, who was always absorbed in the

Bliss of the nirakar brahm, when the first time he saw Ram, became overwhelmed

with the Blissfulness of His Divine beauty. He said,

My mind has ceased relishing on the formal Bliss of formless brahm and my heart

is thrilled seeing the all-exceeding loving beauty of Ram’s Divine

personality.”

When Bhagwan Ram went around to see the town of King Janak, the people

overjoyedly rushed to have the vision of Ram. One maiden says,

My dear friend! I am dying to see that Ram weds Sita, so that, at least with

this relationship, He would again come to this town and I would be able to see

the love of my heart once more.”Several descended Saints have written the

leelas of Bhagwan Ram, and the descriptions of all of them are mostly on the

same lines. The dedication of Lakchman, the devotion of Bharat, the adoration

of Hanuman and the affection of all the people of Ayodhya for Bhagwan Ram are

such facts that naturally represent His loving kindness and His causeless

Graciousness upon all the souls. Sage Valmiki, in the last section of his

Ramayan, tells that when Bhagwan Ram was leaving Ayodhya and was going to

ascend to His Divine abode, all the people of Ayodhya including the birds and

the animals also followed Him and ascended to His Divine abode along with Him.

This Divine historical event proves that during the descension period of Ram

all the people of Ayodhya were the descended Divine personalities who had come

from Saket abode to associate with and to become a part of the leelas of

Bhagwan Ram. Tulsidas says in the Ramayan that once Bhagwan Ram called for the

people of Ayodhya and gave a discourse telling about the greatness of bhakti

and the remembrance of the Divine name which easily eliminates the bondage of

maya, reveals the Divine Grace, and makes the soul Blissful forever.

 

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