#SabKeRam : Awakening of conscious Hindus, for the love of Bhagwan Ram

 

 

 

 

After an arduous struggle of more than 500 years, vanvas of Prabhu Ramchandra is coming to an end. It can be only rarest of the rare example in the world history wherein not just great warriors but the people, beyond all divides, have fought to restore and assert their self-esteem, with the restoration of a temple at the birthplace of their आराध्य - Bhagwan Ram. The temple at Ram Janma Bhoomi was demolished by Babar in 1528-29 and new temple will come up in 2024.

 

What was the motivating factor for the people to fight for Ram temple for so many generations? The only answer is that Prabhu Ramchandra continues to exist in the heart of Bharatvarsha, despite all the visible and invisible aggressions. It would be rational to question why Prabhu Ramchadra continues to influence the people of Bharatvarsha even today? Answer lies in the reality that Prabhu Ramchandra is synonymous with the eternal human values of Bharatiya vichar darshan.

 

Prabhu Ramchandra does not know any limitations. He has occupied space of this nation. He cannot be restricted to any established grounds of discriminations like caste, language, sex and race. He covers all the people. This reality can be understood from the fact that we have about 300 versions of Ramayana. Each Ramayana has its own interpretation but the essence of it is one and the same. Prabhu Ramchandra continues to motivate people of all the walks of life as they believe that Prabhu Ramchandra is the guiding spirit for human beings. But why is it believed so? Why is a 'King' believed to be the 'God' in such an ancient civilization?

 

The most important part to understand here is that, yes, geographically, the Valmiki Ramayana integrates diverse communities and cultures of the Bharat Bhoomi as Ram proceeds from Ayodhya to Ravana's Lanka and then returns back. However, the story of Bhagwan Ram has more than just that to take from as a society. It is not just a nation that has been integrated through the grand tale of Ramayana but also Bharat as a society. In fact, every individual of the society has been dissected to their core regarding their role in the society, through Ramayana. The entire journey of Bhagwan Ram that he goes through in his life, is a lesson of moral behaviour for the entire humanity.

 

This can be observed philosophically as well. According to Indian philosophy, an individual or self or Atman is nothing but a composition of the 'Panchmahabhutas'. And these 5 fundamental elements out of what the humans are created, are exactly what can be observed through out the Ramayana.

 

The connection between Bhagwan Ram and the Five Elements is needs to be interpreted in a symbolic and metaphysical way:

 

Earth (Prithvi): Shri Ram is often seen as the embodiment of dharma (righteousness) and a just ruler. The Earth element symbolizes stability and firmness, reflecting Rama's unwavering commitment to duty.

 

Water (Jala): Water is associated with purification and life. Shri Ram is considered a purifying and life-giving force, bringing justice and righteousness to the world.

 

Fire (Agni): Fire symbolizes energy, transformation, and purity. Shri Ram's life is seen as a journey of self-discovery and transformation, and his character is often likened to the purifying nature of fire.

 

Air (Vayu): Air represents the breath of life and the life force within all living beings. Shri Ram is believed to embody the essence of life and the breath of dharma.

 

Ether or Space (Akasha): Ether is associated with the infinite and the divine. Shri Ram is often revered as an incarnation of BhagwanVishnu, who is considered the Supreme Being. The connection with space reflects the transcendental nature of Shri Ram's divine existence.

 

As the date of consecration ceremony approaches, people from unexpected quarters, are seen supporting the cause. This is happening because Prabhu Ramchandra, hidden or suppressed in Indian minds, has awakened now. This is a silent revolution, which the country is witnessing.

 

We will be celebrating the same through a series of informative articles and videos, in the coming days. Let us know more about our  'आराध्य' and the struggle to restore his birthplace, the Ram Janmabhoomi.

 

 

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