Shrimad Valmiki Ramayanam - Chapter58 Sundara Kandam Recitation with lyrics скачать в хорошем качестве

Shrimad Valmiki Ramayanam - Chapter58 Sundara Kandam Recitation with lyrics

Jambavan, seated along with the monkey-troops, requested Hanuman to narrate clearly whatever has occurred. Hanuman narrates in detail how he saw Mount Mainaka in the course of his journey to Lanka and how he escaped on the way from the clutches of Surasa, a great serpent living in the ocean. Hanuman also narrated about his killing of Simhika, a female demon on the way and also about defeating another female demon (Lanka-incarnate) who was guarding the City of Lanka. Hanuman explains to Jambavan, how he beholds Seetha in Ashoka garden after a thorough search in the City of Lanka and how he introduces himself as an envoy sent by Rama and Sugreeva. Hanuman informs Jambavan that he hands over a finger-ring of Rama as a token of remembrance to Seetha and that he further asks for a return-token of remembrance from her, to be handed over to Rama. Hanuman then narrates about Seetha having delivered to him an excellent jewel for her head, as a token of remembrance. He further narrates about the demolition of the garden attached to Ravana's gynaecium and about killing of Aksha, Ravana's son. Hanuman further informs about his capture by Indrajit, Ravana's son and his tail being burnt by demons on receiving the orders of Ravana. He further informs about his setting fire of the City of Lanka. He finally narrates about his re-visit to Seetha and his return to Mount Mahendra. For Sundarakandam, I have followed the book published by Sri Ramakrishna Math, Mylapore Chennai 600004 - original Sanskrit with English transliteration by Swami Tapasyananda. For all other Kandams, I acknowledge with thanks the kind support extended by Sri Vigneswara Venkateswara Trust to enable us publish the script in line with the recitation.Kindly contact them on phone 044-24992155 to order your copy of the Shrimad Ramayanam book. This video is made in the memory of my mother Late Jayalakshmi Santhanam, who taught the Shrimad Bhagawatam, Ramayanam, Narayaneeyam and The Bhagwat Gita to hundreds of devotees who call ourselves as 'Krishnapriya'.