Benares the Stronghold of Hinduism
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' The famous poem of Tulsi Das was 235 BENARES begun in March, 1574. Fortunately for India, Rama and not Krishna is the divine- human hero of the epic. The poem is divided into seven sections, Childhood, Ayodhya, The Forest, Kishkindhya, The Beautiful, Lanka, and the Sequel. In * The Forest ' chapter, we are told how Rawan, the demon-king of Ceylon, abducted Sita, Ram's beloved wife, while her husband was in pursuit of Maricha, who had taken the form of a spotted deer. A friendly vulture comes ...to her assistance, but is mortally wounded by Rawan. Rama finds him and cries — I use Mr. Growse's translation — " Remain alive, father. " He smiled and answered : '* He, by the repetition of whose name at the hour of death the vilest sinner . . Attains salvation, has come in bodily form before my eyes ; what need is there, sire, for me to live any longer ? " Rama's eyes filled with tears as he replied : " It is your own good deeds that have saved you. There is nothing in the world beyond the reach of those who devote their soul to the good of others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The famous poem of Tulsi Das was 235 BENARES begun in March, 1574. Fortunately for India, Rama and not Krishna is the divine- human hero of the epic. The poem is divided into seven sections, Childhood, Ayodhya, The Forest, Kishkindhya, The Beautiful, Lanka, and the Sequel. In * The Forest ' chapter, we are told how Rawan, the demon-king of Ceylon, abducted Sita, Ram's beloved wife, while her husband was in pursuit of Maricha, who had taken the form of a spotted deer. A friendly vulture comes ...to her assistance, but is mortally wounded by Rawan. Rama finds him and cries — I use Mr. Growse's translation — " Remain alive, father. " He smiled and answered : '* He, by the repetition of whose name at the hour of death the vilest sinner . . Attains salvation, has come in bodily form before my eyes ; what need is there, sire, for me to live any longer ? " Rama's eyes filled with tears as he replied : " It is your own good deeds that have saved you. There is nothing in the world beyond the reach of those who devote their soul to the good of others.
What to read after Benares the Stronghold of Hinduism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Phillips Cape to read onlineMoreLess
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