Vedic Wisdom Talks

  ♥♥❤Confidante💙♥♥ Sitā seeing Rām Laxman lying unconscious said-All the good marks visible on my body has proved to be in vain. All that was told by Brahmins well-versed in soothsaying, that I should be consecrated on the imperial throne along with my husband proves to be useless. Having searched for me after crossing the formidable ocean, the 2 brothers have now perished in small puddle. They definitely knew about the use of Varuna, Agni, Indra, Vayu & Brahmashira weapons, but still the one with magic arts, an invisible foe has slain them. Fate is inexorable! I don’t repent so much for Rām Laxman or for myself or my mother but for my unfortunate mother-in-law Kaushalya, who is always absorbed in thought of seeing us back in Ayodhya after completing the vow of spending 14 years in exile. She wouldn’t survive hearing about Rām Demoness Trijatā saw Sitā lamenting profusely & said-Don’t despair, your husband Rām is still alive. I will tell you mighty & cogent reasons how it

  4 defects! Vibhishana consoled Sugriva, who was distraught seeing Rām Laxman unconscious, said-This is not the time to cling to despondency. Abandon your despair, which ruins all actions & focus on how best you can serve the troops who need you now. We need to protect Rām till he regains consciousness & once they come back, they’ll drive away fear of all of us. Nothing will happen to Rām, take my words The Vānaras are terrified & I request you to cast off their fear & activate them. Having thus emboldened Sugriva, Vibhishana reassured Vānara army, who were retreating from the front lines. All then surrounded Rām Laxman to watch & protect them Meanwhile, Indrajit entered Lankā & approached Rāvan, saluting him with joined palms. He informed his father that both Rām & Laxman have been slain. The demon king sprang on his feet in joy, embraced his son & smelled his head. He asked details of what happened & Indrajit explained how both brothers were made

  Wins & losses! Indrajit pierced Rām & Laxman with pointed arrows & shouted exultantly. He discharged formidable arrows into vital parts of the 2 brothers, who bounded by network of arrows became incapable of even looking up. Being hit thus, the mighty & courageous archers fell on earth shaking violently like a pair of flag staff freed from their chords There was not a finger’s breadth on their bodies, which was not lacerated & implanted by arrows. Struck down by the ferocious demon, hot blood gushed out from their bodies, as water comes out of spring. Rām fell first to Indrajit’s golden shafts & his bow was thrown away, bent at 3 places, its string loosened & detached from his grip. Laxman became hopeless about his own life, as he saw his brother fallen on ground Beholding Rām, Vānaras were in great grief & wept terribly. All including Hanumān gathered around, very disturbed & full of sorrow. Vibhishana along with Sugriva came to that place with al

  Play fair & Square Sampāti struck by Prajangha with 3 arrows, killed him by an Ashvakarna tree. Jambumali banged on Hanumān’s breast with a javelin but was overthrown by him with a palm of hand. Pratapana roared & ran towards Nala, only to have his eyes scratched out by him. Sugriva killed Praghasa with a Saptaparna tree & Laxman executed Virupaksha with a terrific arrow. Invincible Agniketu, Rashmiketu, Mitrughna & Yajnakopa’s hands were cut off by Rām Nikumbha wounded Nila, who in turn chopped off his head. Dvivida struck Ashaniprabha, while Sushena struck the chariot of Vidyumali with a huge rock & killed him with a thump. Strong demons were thus destroyed in a series of hand-to-hand encounters. The battlefield became frightening with spears, arrows, maces, javelins, lances, shattered chariots, Vānaras & demons who were killed, broken wheels, axles & yokes lying on ground & frequented by herds of jackals As they fought, the Sun sank below horizon, s

  Good Vs Evil On Rāvan’s instructions, demon army battalions rushed forth like an ocean swollen by clouds at the time of universal dissolution. Then from every side a clamor arose from Vānar army, which filled Malaya Mountain. The sound of conches & drums made by demons & the leonine roars of Vānaras echoed all over. Trumpeting of elephants, neighing of horses, chattering of chariot wheels & sounds of footsteps, presented a deafening roar Exhibiting their native prowess, demons began to strike all Vānaras with their flaming maces, spears, harpoons & axes. Gigantic Vānaras in turn swiftly struck demons with trees, huge rocks, nails & teeth with a war cry-Victorious is King Sugriva! Enraged, they leapt into air & dragged down demons stationed on walls seizing them with their arms. Tumultuous combat between them transformed into a wonder, leaving a mire of flesh & blood While wise Vānar troops & demons were fighting, a terrible military ferocity arose in t