The Ramayana
The Ramayana
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51 those princes, the eldest, RSLma, like unto Ketu,* and the special delight of his father, became the object of general regard, even as the self-create Himself. And all of them were versed in the Vedas, and lieroic, and intent upon the welfare of others. And all were accomplished in knowledge ; and endowed with virtues. And among them all, the exceeding- ly puissant R&ma, having truth for prowess, was the desire of every one, and spotless like unto the Moon himselff.
He could ride on elephant...s and horses, and was an adept in managing cars. And he was ever engaged in the study of arms, and aye occupied in ministering unto his sire. And even from early youth, that enhancer of auspiciousness, Lakshmana, was ever attached unto his eldest brother R5ma, that delight of all. And like unto another life of RSLma, Lakshmana furnished with auspiciousness was in everything attentive to RSma's wishes, even at the neglect of his own person. And that foremost of persons did not even attain sleep without Rama's company,— nor did he partake any sweetmeat that was offered, unless RSlma partook it with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51 those princes, the eldest, RSLma, like unto Ketu,* and the special delight of his father, became the object of general regard, even as the self-create Himself. And all of them were versed in the Vedas, and lieroic, and intent upon the welfare of others. And all were accomplished in knowledge ; and endowed with virtues. And among them all, the exceeding- ly puissant R&ma, having truth for prowess, was the desire of every one, and spotless like unto the Moon himselff.
He could ride on elephant...s and horses, and was an adept in managing cars. And he was ever engaged in the study of arms, and aye occupied in ministering unto his sire. And even from early youth, that enhancer of auspiciousness, Lakshmana, was ever attached unto his eldest brother R5ma, that delight of all. And like unto another life of RSLma, Lakshmana furnished with auspiciousness was in everything attentive to RSma's wishes, even at the neglect of his own person. And that foremost of persons did not even attain sleep without Rama's company,— nor did he partake any sweetmeat that was offered, unless RSlma partook it with him.
What to read after The Ramayana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vālmīki. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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