RAM KATHA RAHASYA DAY 1 PART 2
Ram Katha Rahasya - English
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25m
Tulsidas offers respects to Hanuman, highlighting his simple devotion, exemplified by covering himself in sindoor to please Ram. Hanuman's presence is believed to be felt during Ram Katha, emphasizing respect for all attendees. The source details the superior position of the Divine Mother (Sita/Radha/Parvati) over the Father (Ram/Krishna/Shiv), as she leads devotees to God and possesses a softer heart. Tulsidas prays to Sita after Ram, acknowledging her intercessory role. Ram's feet offer shelter to all, and his eyes are pure like a newborn's, symbolizing his acceptance of everyone. The Ram Nam (name of Ram) is considered more powerful than Ram himself
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