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Vibrant Ram Navami 2024 WhatsApp Messages and Images to Share with Loved Ones"

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Ram Navami wishes in hindi : राम नवमी का त्योहार हिंदू कैलेंडर में एक प्रमुख त्योहार माना जाता है। राम नवमी के त्योहार पर आपके परिवार, दोस्तों और प्रियजनों को शुभकामनाएं देने के लिए हमने आपके लिए कुछ खूबसूरत Ram Navami wishes in hindi तैयार किए हैं।यह आश्विन मास की अमावस्या से 9वें दिन पड़ता है। राम नवमी नाम भगवान राम पर आधारित है और इसका उत्सव अपने ऐतिहासिक मूल से काफी पुराना है। राम नवमी भगवान…

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This vibrantly colored poster features an image of Lord Rama, a central figure in Hinduism, drawing his bow. The text on the poster identifies the event as Sri Ram Navami, the celebration of Rama's birthday. . . .

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Violence is not stopping in Bihar, 6 people injured in a bomb blast in Sasaram, one died in Nalanda-Latest Update The violence that started during the Ram Navami procession in Bihar is not taking the name of stopping. Six people have been injured in the bomb blast in Sasaram, while there is news of firing in Nalanda. Know the latest update- Image Source: FILE PHOTO Bomb blast in Bihar-Sasaram,…

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Wishes, Images, Status, Quotes, Messages and WhatsApp Greetings to Share on Rama Navami

HAPPY RAM NAVAMI 2023: RAM NAVAMI 2023 WISHES QUOTES, STATUS, MESSAGES, PHOTOS: The Chaitra Navratri will end today with the auspicious Ram Navami. The festival is celebrated as the birthday of Lord Rama, known to be the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This festival is a great celebration for Hindus and it is also the 9th day of Navratri where Hindus perform Kanya Puja rituals. If you are…

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Why is Ram Navami Celebrated?

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The festival of Ram Navami is celebrated across India with lots of fervor and reverence in observance of the auspicious occasion of Prabhu Shriram’s birthday. Prabhu Shriram is one of the most worshiped deities among all Hindu gods and Navami signifies his birth on the ninth day of the Chaitra month known as the Chaitra Navratri. The Chaitra month is the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar and hence marks the beginning of the Hindu New Year which falls during the spring season. 

Prabhu Shriram was born on the Navami Tithi of Shukla Paksha in the Treta Yug as the eldest son of Dashrath, the king of Ayodhya, and Kaushalya, one of Dashrath’s three wives. Lord Ram grew up to become the great ‘Maryada Purushottam Ram’ owing to his humility, loyalty, sacrifice, dedication towards his family and people, deep respect for elders, immense love for those younger than him, and upholding the highest ethical standards throughout his life. Believed to be the seventh reincarnation of Lord Vishnu, Shriram was born to slay the evil force in the guise of Ravana, restore peace and reinforce the victory of good over evil. These are the reasons why Ram Navami holds such a special place in the Hindu religion and culture. 

The festival is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm across the length and breadth of the country, especially Ayodhya, the birthplace of lord Shri Ram. The festival coincides with nine days of fasting during Navratri and the performing of special religious rituals by the devotees in temples across India. Each of the nine days is devoted to the nine avatars (incarnations) of Goddess Durga finally culminating in Ram Navami. This year i.e. 2023, the Chaitra Navratri began on 22nd March and ends on 30th March. Devotees start the pious day of Ram Navami by offering prayers to the sun God as Prabhu Shriram is believed to be the descendant of the sun. Religious ceremonies and rituals begin early in the day that last till late evening on Ram Navami including the organizing of Bhajan, Kirtan, Havan, Puja, and Bhandara, etc. by the devotees. 

Every temple in Ayodhya, the birthplace of Shri Ram, is thronged with large crowds of devotees to receive the lord’s blessings. Devotees fast the whole day on Ram Navami and are involved in religious ceremonies such as singing devotional songs, reciting vedic mantras, organizing religious processions et al. The highlight of the day is the grand chariot procession on the streets of Ayodhya which is an event worth witnessing. Aesthetically embellished idols or images of Lord Shri Ram, Mata Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman are placed in the beautifully adorned chariot. The devotees of Lord Shri Ram also take a holy dip in the sacred river Saryu in Ayodhya, an important part of their traditional ritual. 

No Indian home remains untouched by the glory and festive spirit of Ram Navami. Devotees of Shri Ram in every single household offer their soulful prayers by bathing and adorning the idol of Shri Ram with beautiful clothes and ornaments. The idol is placed in a cradle and devotees gently rock the cradle as a gesture of their immense love and affection for the newly born Lord Shri Ram. Kheer, a traditional Indian sweet dish is prepared in every home and served to the devotees on this auspicious occasion. 

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Ram Navami Wishes 2023- अपने दोस्तों को भेजें रामनवमी की शुभकामनाएं संदेश

Ram Navami Wishes in Hindi, रामनवमी की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं, रामनवमी की शुभकामनाएं संदेश, रामनवमी शुभेच्छा, रामनवमी की शुभकामनाएं इन हिंदी, Happy Ram Navami Wishes 2023, Images, Status, Messages, Quotes, Greetings: चैत्र नवरात्र की नवमी को भगवान विष्णु के अवतार राम जी का जन्‍मदिन देश और दुनिया में धूमधाम से बनाया जाता है। इस साल राम नवमी का त्‍योहार 30 मार्च को मनाया जा रहा है। हम आपके लिए Ram…

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The beautiful Spring season is here and the Chaitra Navratri shall follow soon. The new leaves, buds and flowers signify new life, new beginnings, prosperity and renewed hope! Our ancients calculated the new year from the auspicious Chaitra month. On 22 March, 1957, the Gregorian calendar was adopted for official purposes. 22 March, 2023 of the Gregorian calendar marks the beginning of the Vikrami Samvat 2080.

(The image above shows 12 Pictures of The Sun, Each Month, Same Place, Same Time. Photo by Ciro Russo)

Lord Brahma started creating the universe on the first day of the Chaitra Navratri. Jau (barley) was the first crop to be cultivated then. We sow Jau and grow Khetri in reverence of this crop and then offer it back to Mother Nature. King Vikramaditya was coronated King on this day. The Vikrami Samvat or the Hindu calendar is named after him.

Navratri literally means nine nights. These nights are symbolic of the darkness of ignorance. The purpose of celebrating Navratri is to enable humans to overcome this darkness. When we worship the Devi or the Mother Goddess, she is the unified form of Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. These three forms together form Shakti (power). This Shakti is the energy that is emanant in Nature and the Lord himself controls it. The ninth day of the Chaitra Navratri is Ram Navami. This marks the birthday and the coronation of Bhagwan Rama.

The feminine aspect of Divinity is worshipped in Navratri. Sri Sathya Sai Baba says that the word Stree is made up of- Sa, Ta and Ra. Sa signifies Sattvic, Ta signifies Tamasic and Ra signifies the Rajasic nature of women. Stree thus represents the combination of the three gunas. You can judge a house by the Greh-Lakhmi (lady of the house), she represents the ‘everything’ of the house. The Vedas declare that where women are honoured, there divinity is present with all its potency. We worship five kinds of mothers. Firstly, we worship the Deha-Mata. She is the one who bore us for nine months and gave us the gift of life. Secondly, we worship the Gau-Mata. The cow is given the exalted position of a mother because she sustains us by converting her blood into milk. Thirdly, we revere the Bhu-Mata or Mother Earth. She is the one, on whom we are dependant for everything like shelter, water, food etc. Fourthly, we revere the Desh-Mata. Our country gives us protection, rights and the support system of society. Indians are perhaps the only people who revere the country as Mother India. Fifthly, we revere the Veda-Mata. We revere the Vedas as our heritage and as spiritual treasures. They tell us the purpose of life and guide us on the path of self-realisation.

For those who are not spiritually inclined, I would say that Navaratri is a time to revere nature and offer thanksgiving for all that nature has bestowed us with. Resources like the Earth, air, water, minerals, oils etc. should not be wasted or misused. It is important to conserve the environment for the generations to come.

Scientifically speaking, the Chaitra Navratri is placed at the intersection of winter and summer. The body needs to detox at this time to adjust itself for the upcoming summer season. And that is exactly why Navratri fasting is recommended. You can have fruits and nuts along with one meal of alternate grains (no cereals like wheat, rice etc.). Navratri foods include Kuttu ka atta, Swaank ke chawal, Singhaare ka aata, etc. And you cook with Rock salt which is an excellent detoxifying agent. But remember that a fast is a fast, as long as you don’t convert it into a feast!

So let’s do Devi Pooja in Navratri and revere the Mother Goddess in her beautiful Nav-Durga form. And while doing Devi-Poojan and Kanya-Poojan, do extend the respect to all the living goddesses around you … your mother, wife, sister, daughter, daughter-in-law and just any girl out there! Happy Navratri!

(This piece has been published in the HT on 19.03.2023)

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Get Lord Ram’s blessing on this Ram Navmi 2023

The birth of Lord Ram is commemorated annually by the festival of the Ram Navmi. It occurs during the ninth day of the waxing phase of the moon, known as Shukla Paksha, during the month of Chait or Chaitra (March – April). The date of Ram Navmi 2023 is the 30th of March. Moreover, it denotes the conclusion of the Chaitra Navratri festival. Maryada Purushottam is the name given to Lord Rama, who is considered to be the personification of chivalry and morality. Lord Rama is the 7th incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

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During Chaitra Shukla Paksha Navmi, which is the ninth day of the waxing phase of the moon in the Chaitra month, Bhagavan Sri Ram appeared in Punarvasu Nakshatra when he was under the influence of Karka Rashi.

Ram Navmi is the ninth and last day of the nine-day Chaitra or Vasant Navratri festival that is celebrated in Northern India. The week is also known as Ramayana week and is celebrated in many different places in India.

On this day, believers of Hinduism observe a fast and do pujas at noon, as it is considered that the birth of Lord Rama took place at this hour.

Ram Navmi at Vishnu Temples

During this time, special pujas are performed at people’s homes as well as in Lord Ram and Vishnu temples located all over India and the rest of the world.

At the Tirupati Balaji Temple situated in Andhra Pradesh, this day holds a significant amount of significance. The pujas and ceremonies are performed over the course of two consecutive days.

On this day, the celebrated festival of Brahmotsavam takes place at the illustrious Bhadrachalam Sri Rama Temple.

Swaminarayan Jayanti is commemorated on Ram Navami day.

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How Should One Observe the Day of Ram Navmi?

On the day of Ram Navmi, after the home has been meticulously cleaned, an idol or portrait of Lord Ram is placed in the chamber that is used for worship. In addition to a picture of Lord Rama, some people have images of Mata Sita, Lakshman, and Hanuman in their homes. 

The area around the deities is decorated with bananas, Tulsi leaves, and flowers typically used for puja. 

It is considered that the birth of Lord Ram took place around noon, hence the most significant puja is carried out at that time. 

An Arati is performed at midday, followed by the singing of religious bhajans. Tika is applied, and then water is sprayed all over the persons that are present. 

When the puja prasad is distributed at noon, a lot of people break their fast with it. 

A Ram Bhajan or a Vishnu Sahasranama may be included among the devotional songs that are sung. On this day, passages from the Ramayana, in particular the chapter known as Bala Khanda, are read aloud. 

In addition to that, there are individuals who abstain from food for the entirety of the day. There are also communities that practise the nirjala fast, which involves abstaining from water during the fast. 

During Ram Navmi, the people of South India perform an elaborate puja, and a traditional fan called a visari is given away alongside the ‘Prasadam.’ After breaking the fast, the day’s activities include the preparation of foods and beverages that have a cooling effect on the body. They are then consumed.

The Magnificence of Lord Sri Rama

The name of Lord Sri Ram is a wish-yielding tree that is the very abode of the spiritual state in this age of Kaliyug. In other words, the name of Lord Sri Ram is a tree that grants wishes.

Not only in this Kaliyou age, but also in all of the other four ages, at all times (past, present, and future), and in all three domains (namely, heaven, earth, and the subterranean region), beings have been liberated from their suffering by repeatedly reciting the name of Sri Ram.

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What Does Ram Darbar Symbolize?

The Darbar (Sanskrit for court) is a group of Hindu god statues, Rama, his wife Sita, brother Lakshmana, and the Hindu monkey god Hanuman. The image of the group of deities is usually the central icon associated with Hindu temples dedicated to Rama. It is also found in many homes as a puja room in major Indian communities, especially among Hindus.

Ram Darbar is a Sanskrit word which means; and Ram Darbar is a group of Hindu gods, Rama, his wife Sita and brother Lakshmana, and the Hindu monkey god Hanuman.

Ram Darshan symbolizes the beauty of the divine. It represents God's grace towards us humans to help us attain salvation in this life or after death.

It is also found in many homes as a puja room in major Indian communities, especially among Hindus.

In many homes, the puja room is a must-have. The purpose of this room is to offer prayers to the gods. The puja room can be found in most homes, usually near the kitchen or living area.

The decoration of a puja room should be done with utmost care to look clean and neat. It should also have images of deities on its walls and other religious symbols like pictures of Ganesh and hanuman idols (the Monkey God). Pujas are usually held in this place because their owners have given them special significance; therefore, many families will keep their items here, such as photos or paintings depicting important events from their family history, like weddings or births, etcetera.

The Ram darbar brass idol is worshipped daily after cleaning it with water, milk, or honey. A tika (a streak) is applied on the forehead of the statue to seek blessing from God. The brass Murti is bathed with milk, then dressed in new clothes and worshipped throughout Ram Navami day.

The idol of lord ram darbar signifies the five social values and virtues of dharma, artha, kama, moksha, and karma.

When you see the brass statues of Lord Ram Darbar, it signifies the five social values and virtues of dharma, artha, kama, moksha, and karma.

Dharma is the duty of every human being. It means following your religion or faith to live a peaceful life with others. Artha means money or wealth generation so that one can lead an easy life without any worries about food or clothing needs etc.,

Kama means pursuing pleasure through enjoyment at different levels, like dancing at weddings. Moksha means liberation from the cycle of birth & death, where one can achieve salvation after performing all kinds of good deeds over the lifetime (including donating money). Karma is also known as “Action,” which refers to performing your duties towards a society without any discrimination between right & wrong actions, irrespective of whether these actions help others or not.

The ram darbar God idols are the central icon of Hinduism, representing the five values of dharma, artha, kama, moksha, and karma. The image of lord Ram Darbar is worshipped daily after cleaning it with water, milk, or honey.

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How the Festival is Celebrated in South India, and Foods They Offer as Naivedyam

published by: Nibandh Vinod Last update: March 29, 2023, 10:57 p.m. IST Ramanathaswamy Temple in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu. (Image: Shutterstock) Happy Ram Navami 2023 – In Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the day is also considered as the marriage day of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. RAM NAVAMI 2023: The Ram Navami festival holds a special place in the hearts of Hindus. The…

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Happy Ram Navami 2022: Wishes Images, Quotes, Status, Messages, and Photos

Happy Ram Navami 2022: Wishes Images, Quotes, Status, Messages, and Photos

Happy Ram Navami 2022 Wishes Images, Quotes, Status, Messages, Photos: Marking the birth of Lord Ram, the festival of Ram Navami is celebrated on the ninth day of Navratri on which he was born. The day is particularly significant to the Vaishnavism tradition of Hinduism. The day stands for positivity, prosperity, and hope. People dress up Lord Ram idols with all the finery and jewels. The day…