“Bhakti, maryada aur adarsh jeevan ka amrit granth – Shri Ramcharitmanas”

Shri Ramcharitmanas, composed by Goswami Tulsidas ji in the 16th century, is one of the most revered scriptures in Hinduism. Written in Awadhi language, it is a poetic retelling of the life, virtues, and divine journey of Lord Shri Ram, the embodiment of dharma, compassion, and ideal living.

Spiritual Significance

• Considered a Bhakti Granth, it emphasizes devotion (bhakti) over ritualism
• Offers deep insights into dharma (righteousness), karma (duty), and mukti (liberation)
• Reciting or listening to the Ramcharitmanas is believed to bring peace, prosperity, and spiritual upliftment

Structure of the Ramcharitmanas

The epic is divided into seven kānds (sections):

1. Bāl Kānd – Birth and childhood of Shri Ram
2. Ayodhya Kānd – Preparations for coronation and exile
3. Aranya Kānd – Forest life and Sita’s abduction
4. Kishkindha Kānd – Alliance with Hanuman and Sugriv
5. Sundar Kānd – Hanuman’s journey to Lanka (most recited section)
6. Lanka Kānd – War with Ravan and victory of dharma
7. Uttar Kānd – Return to Ayodhya and Shri Ram’s rule

Why Recite Ramcharitmanas?

• Brings mental peace, devotional strength, and family harmony
• Removes obstacles, fears, and negativity
• Ideal for daily path, weekly recitations, or special occasions like Ram Navami, Hanuman Jayanti, and Navratri

Service Details

• Location: Siddhbalaji Manokamna Mandir or at your home
• Formats: Full path, Khand path (selected sections), or Akhand Ramayan
• Includes: Pathak services, bhajan/kirtan team, prasad, and aarti
• Customizable: For personal sankalp, family events, or community gatherings