Sita Devi is definitely a devotee not of Ram but of Shiva. She is an intense devotee of Shiva who is capable of concecrating linga in those times. Ravana never pushed sita to marry him but to work under his administration. Time to think big and sense the depth of our epics.
Indeed! The Earth is described in scriptures as a realm of karma, where one can strive for spiritual elevation and even experience divine blessings akin to Swarga Lok.😊
The tree under which Mata Sita sat in Lanka is called the Ashoka tree. It is located in the Ashok Vatika, a garden within Ravana’s kingdom, where she was kept after being abducted. The Ashoka tree holds symbolic significance, as it is associated with hope and resilience in this context.
Jay Shree Ram 🙏🙏🙏
Jay Shree Ram 🙏🙏🙏
Jai Shri Raam
Jai Shree Ram 🙏
Nice videos, however needs to rearrange the order in the Playlists
Thank you for the feedback! Will definitely look into reorganizing the playlists. Your support means a lot! 😊
Nice video and editing surely you did a good job keep it up
Thank you 😊❤️
OHM DASHARATHAYA WITHMAHEE,
SITAWALLABHAYA DHEEMAHEE,
THANNOOH RAMA PRAJOYDAYAATHE,
THANNOOH RAMA PRAJOYDAYAATHE,
SREE RAMA JAYAM KIJAI
OHM JANAKIJAAYAI WITHMAHEE,
RAMA PRIYAYAI DHEEMAHEE,
THANNOOH SITA PRAJOYDAYAATHE,
THANNOOH SITA PRAJOYDAYAATHE,
OHM ANJAANEYA WITHMAHEE,
MAHABALAYA DHEEMAHEE,
THANNOOH HANUMAN PRAJOYDAYAATHE,
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JAI HANUMANJI KIJAI
Sita Devi is definitely a devotee not of Ram but of Shiva. She is an intense devotee of Shiva who is capable of concecrating linga in those times. Ravana never pushed sita to marry him but to work under his administration. Time to think big and sense the depth of our epics.
The earth also swarge lok
Indeed! The Earth is described in scriptures as a realm of karma, where one can strive for spiritual elevation and even experience divine blessings akin to Swarga Lok.😊
Name of the tree under seetha sat in lanka
The tree under which Mata Sita sat in Lanka is called the Ashoka tree. It is located in the Ashok Vatika, a garden within Ravana’s kingdom, where she was kept after being abducted. The Ashoka tree holds symbolic significance, as it is associated with hope and resilience in this context.
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