Symbolisms in the Ramayana

RAMA

The Ramayana is a Scripture of ancient origin. Yet it offers a solution to our present-day problems and an eternal light for mankind’s future.

I believe that every human character, situation of any country and era is reflected in it.

I pray that with God’s Grace, your noble efforts prove a blessing to everyone.

MORARI BAPU

Index

Foreword	By Ram Kinkar
Preface
Prologue
Chapter One	Symbolisms in the Ramayana Kaushalya, Kaikeyi, Sumitra, The Milk or Kheer, Gyan, Dharma
Chapter Two	The Four Divine Brothers A Guru, Sri Rama, Lakshmana, Bharata, Shatrughna, Bow And Arrow, Ahilya
Chapter Three	Swayamvara Bhakti
Chapter Four	King Dasaratha's Decision to Crown Rama the King Manthara
Chapter Five Page One	Sri Rama Goes to the Forest Destiny and the Karma Theory, Law and Effect
Chapter Five Page Two	Sri Rama Goes to the Forest Kevat
Chapter Six	Ravana Surpanakha, Mareecha, Maya, Drama or Leela
Chapter Seven Page One	Jatayu Sabari, Sugreeva
Chapter Seven Page Two	Jatayu Hanuman, Bali, Angada, Prabha
Chapter Eight Page One	Hanuman Crosses the Ocean Lanka and Lankini, Hanuman finds Sita
Chapter Eight Page Two	Hanuman Crosses the Ocean The Capture of Hanuman, Mandodari, Vibhishana
Chapter Nine Page One	The Bridge Angada
Chapter Nine Page Two	The Bridge The War and the Triumphant Return to Ayodhya
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