Parthi News - January 13th

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January 13th

 

 

 

 

 

Drama called Veera Anjinayam by Students

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yesterday evening in Sai Kulwant Hall there was a

drama about Lord Hanuman (also called as Anjinaya). The drama showed the scenes

from Ramayana that shows the devotion of Lord Hanuman to Lord Rama.

 

The drama showcased the devotion and trust Lord Hanuman had in Lord Rama. When

going to Lanka and giving the message to Ravana.

 

They also showcased how Tulasi Das struggled to write Ramayana and how Narada Muni

helped him and guided him by explaining the meaning of Sundarakanda (Ramayana

is also known by that name). How Ramayana has all the wonderful relationships,

like a devotees relationship to the Lord, in Lord Rama and Lord Hanumans

relationship. A husband’s relationship between, Lord Rama and Goddess

Sita. And a brother’s relationship in Lord Rama and Lord Laxmana.

 

Narada also explained that the journey Hanuman took to reach Lanka was the

journey every devotee takes to reach Lord. There are many obstacles but he can

overcome all of them if he shows true devotion to Lord. They depicted this by

showing Lord lead a devotee from the struggles of Life.

 

At the end of the drama when Goddess Sita offers a pearl necklace to Hanuman.

He breaks the necklace apart in search of Lord Rama’s name in it. And

throws it away because it doesn’t have the name of Rama. When someone

questions Him and asks Him what if Your body doesn’t have Lord

Rama’s name in it. Then He asks them to listen and Lord Hanuman’s

body resonates the sounds of Rama nama.

 

Then Lord Rama tells Hanuman that His deeds can be explained in many words but

his devotion cannot be explained in words. So Lord Rama says all I can offer to

You is Myself and hugs Hanuman.

 

Drama ended with all the performers singing a wonderful song, as they offered

their humble pranams to Swami.

 

It was a grand presentation by the students who erected a stage in front of the

veranda. And used the space they had wonderfully well to showcase the drama.

More than 30 students in beautiful costumes took part in the drama. The whole

drama had nice voice overs and songs. The whole dialogue of the drama was in

English but the poems were in Telugu, which was mixed very well and sounded

really good.

 

Swami stood and took pictures with all the performers. And also blessed all the

students who helped in setting up the drama. Swami blessed prasadam, which was

given to all the devotees in Sai Kulwant Hall. After aarathi Swami left for

Yajur Mandir (swami's home) in mobile chair.

 

When you think they can’t make the drama any spectacular or wonderful,

they go ahead and prove me wrong and present one of the best dramas seen in

mandir in recent times.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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