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• Highly qualified (guṇavān) — this opening adjective means he was possessed of every good quality imaginable and free from all the negative ones. • Heroic (viryavān) — Rāma was highly motivated and courageous in every undertaking and never hesitated in doing his duty. • Grateful (Kritajñaḥ) — When King Dasaratha wanted to perform the coronation ceremony of Sri Rāma and intimated this to his subjects, their joy knew no bounds. They praised His qualities to no end. While talking about one of His qualities — kritajñata they exclaimed:— “Sri Rama’s joy is unlimited when anyone deliberately or inadvertently renders even a single help. He forgets even 'one hundred' acts of betrayal!” (2:1:12) • Truthful (satya vākyaḥ) — no matter what the outcome Rāma always spoke the truth but even unpleasant truths he spoke gently and with consideration for the feelings of the listener. • Reliable in his promises (dhṛḍha vrataḥ) — he promised Keikeyi that he w...

Shri Rama and prophet muhammad  They are both considered as the best exemplars of the teachings of their respective religions. The majority of Muslims, like the majority of Hindus don’t actually study the theology or philosophy of their respective religions but rather practice according to custom and usage, and use the lives of role-models as the bench mark of good and pious practice. Most uninformed believers have only a vague idea of their actual role-models or imagine them in modern global humanistic terms — superimposing today’s humanistic values on them. The challenge is rather how do we use ancient role-models to inform our practice in the vastly different moral and ethical landscape of today. Shri Rama Rama the principle character of Valmiki’s Ramayana is said to be the maryada purushottam — exemplar of the most perfect human being. Hindus consider him as a human avatar of God, but when God incarnates into His creation he becomes totally h...

Kalki purana 1.Mr zakir naik claims father of kalki is vishnu vyas and he says vishnuvyas is Abdulla ( father of prophet muhammad) tato visnuyasdh putram dhiram sarva gundkaram kalkim kamala patraksam provaca pathanadrtam tata te bramha samskaram yajnasutram anuttamam savitrim vacayisyami tato vedan pathisyasi After some time, when Visnuyasa saw that his lotus- eyed child, Kalki, who was a reservoir of transcendental qualities, was ready to begin His education, he called him and spoke with a gentle voice. My dear child, I will now arrange for Your sacred thread ceremony so that you can chant the Gayatri mantras and begin your study of vedas.(34- 35 chapter 2 ) tatcchrtva praha pitararh kalkih paramaharsitah vinayavanato bhutva dharma kamartha siddhaye rajasuyor vajapeyoir asvemedhair mahamakhaih nanayagaih karmatantrair ije kratupatim harim Being thus ordered by His father, Lord Kalki very humbly said: I will worship Lord Hari by performing the Rajas...

Death in fact is not seen as a dreadful necessity but as the greatest opportunity for liberating oneself from Saṁsara (the cycle of rebirth). The concept of reincarnation is the basis of Hinduism. Death is not seen as an end but merely another stage on the seemingly endless road to Self-realisation and unification with the Divine. DEATH When a person ascertains that he/she is about to die the priests are invited and worship is offered to the family deity or to Lord Vishnu through the Salagrama stone. The dying one prays for forgiveness for all the sins committed during the life-time. If he/she is incapable the eldest son performs the rite of absolution on their behalf and charity is given to the poor. DYING The dying person is also transferred from the bed to the floor. There are two reasons for this:— 1. First of all it facilitates in the process of chanting and the rites which are being performed since the Brahmins themselves are seated on the floor and also...

prophet muhammad is mentioned in the vedas is claimed  by mr zakir naik alone . His excited dumb followers as well as some dumb sickular Hindus accepted his statements without even cross checking the statements . some Quotations which mr naik exploits is Rig veda 1.13.3 ,1.53.9 and  5.5.2 yajurveda 20.37  there are many more verses like these but here mr naik delibrately chose to exploit is the word ( nara shamsaha which means praised by men) he quotes all the verses in which narashamsa is been mentioned and misleads people by saying its prophet muhammad. vedas contain hymns and verses for devas like  indra ,vayu ,agni etc and there is no specific mention of muhammad . look at the following hymns rig veda 1.13.3 narasamsamhiha priyamasminajna upahvaye | madhujihvat haviskrtam || i kindle the fire in this yagna which is beloved and benificient to people ,the sweet tounged and in which obligations are put. rig veda  5.5.2 narasamsah susu...

Bhagwan vishnu The hidden meanings of all his accoutrements. The shankha (conch) The conch in his upper left hand indicates the first manifestation of articulate language - A U M because when it's blown it produces the sound A U M The word which is the root sound of all the words that you utter. Krishna (vishnu) blows his conch indicates that he is ready to do battle with forces of evil (lust , greed, anger etc as well has his avatars like krishna, Rama etc) and for the protection of his devotees. Chakra (Discus) The discus in upper right hand indicates sudarshana  which means pleasing to see. It's shown with hexagon in center . Six points of two triangles represent six seasons in yearly time cycle, in the center is the seed sound (bija mantra : HRIM OR HREEM) Which means changeless and motion less centre, the supreme cause. The cosmic mind has the unlimited power which creates and destroys all spheres of existence (lokas) and forms of the universe, the n...

Hanuman Is one of the main heroes of ramayana and his mention is also been found in the Mahabharata. Ram bhakt hanuman is the embodiment of wisdom (gnana) and bhakti (devotion to the divine) as well as courage( Balã) and fortitude ( courage and patience in difficult circumstances) . He is the warrior who is humble and has total submission towards the seva ( selfless service) of the paramaatma. But also has immense capabilities to do many valorous acts for preservation of dharma. His folded hands shows his submission towards Lord when he is in the temple of Lord Rama. When he is enshrined alone he is shown with his favorite weapon mace (gadã) . It represents cosmic order. It also shows the law of karma (cause and effect ) Gada also represents the buddhi Or the power of knowledge. Standing posture indicates Full manifestation within our realm and capacity to comprehend- it indicates that the divine in full manifestation in the world which we live in. He is s...