After crossing the ocean, Rama and his army of monkeys landed on Subela mountain. On Jambavan’s advice, Rama decided that before starting the war, he should send a final message to Ravana through Angada. Angada greeted all the elders and went to meet Ravana. He reached Ravana’s court and told that Rama had sent a […]
Once there was a carpenter. He was bald. The carpenter had an apprentice who helped him in his workshop. One day, the carpenter was busy at work when a mosquito began bothering him. The mosquito flew near him and the carpenter got irritated by the buzzing sound. He found it difficult to work when the
As soon as Nala and Neela laid the plan, all the monkeys began building the bridge. Rama, Laxman and Sugreeva watched them happily. Just then, Rama saw a squirrel which was watching everything from its burrow. It was happy at the sight of Lord Rama and his brother Laxman. It decided to help Rama in
After giving instructions to Rama, the Sea-god greeted him and disappeared. Rama instructed everyone to get into action quickly. Jambavan called both the monkey brothers–Nala and Neela. Nala and Neela were the descendants of divine architect Vishwakarma. Jambavan instructed them to construct a bridge over the ocean after remembering the divinity and greatness of Rama.
Hanuman returned to the sea-shore where all the monkeys and Jambavan were waiting for him. All were happy at having accomplished the task assigned to them. They all then went to Rama. Rama embraced Hanuman. Hanuman gave him Sita’s bangle and message. Hearing his words Rama’s eyes were filled with tears. He was lost in
Hanuman had burnt the whole Lanka. But Ravana got his city rebuilt in one day. His wife Mandodari was now afraid. She pleaded with him to stop the war and return Sita to Rama. Ravana just laughed it off and told Mandodari not to be worried as he would easily defeat Rama and his monkeys.
Hanuman was taken to Ravana’s court and he told Ravana that he was the messenger of Sita’s husband, Rama. Hanuman then asked Ravana to leave Sita; otherwise, Rama would kill him. Ravana became angry and told his soldiers to punish him by setting his tail on fire. Hanuman’s tail was tied up with a piece
Seeing the security arrangements in Lanka, Hanuman took the form of a mosquito and flew towards Lanka. But he was stopped by Lankini, a demoness, who used to guard the city. Hanuman gave her one blow, with which she fell down and vomited out blood. Then Hanuman searched each and every palace in Lanka, but
Once there was a king, who was just and kind. He decided to build a palace on the banks of a river. The king’s men went to the riverbank to see the palace site. They came back to the king and said, “There is a hut on the riverbank and an old woman lives in
Ravana had kept Sita in Ashokavan in Lanka. Amongst Ravana’s demonesses guarding Sita, there was an old and wise demoness named Trijata. She was very wise and a devotee of Rama. She explained all the demonesses to serve Sita. She also told them about a dream she had seen in which a monkey had entered
Hanuman was flying over the ocean to reach Ashokavan. The gods saw Hanuman and sent Sursa, the mother of snakes to test him. She told Hanuman that she wanted to eat him but Hanuman told her that he would come back to him once he informed Rama about Sita’s well being. When Sursa did not
Sampati, the vulture told the monkeys that whoseever could cross the giant sea, would be able to find Sita. Everyone was puzzled because they knew about their inability to cross the ocean. At that moment Jambavan reminded Hanuman that he was the son of Vayu and had inherited all his unmatched divine powers. Hanuman was
Monkeys searched for Sita in every forest. They asked every Brahmin, sage and passer-by who met them on their way. They all were very tired and thirsty but could not find water. Hanuman climbed over the mountain’s-peak and looked around. At some distance, he saw a cave in the ground where many birds were entering.
Sugreeva was so much absorbed in his kingship that he forgot his promise to help Rama. Rama became angry at this and sent Laxman to Kishkindha to fetch Sugreeva. Meanwhile, Hanuman reminded his master of his commitment. Just then Laxman arrived there. He was very angry. Sugreeva welcomed him warmly and apologised for his mistake.
There was a boy in a village. He had many sheep. Every day, he would take them out to graze in the fields. The boy was a prankster. He loved playing tricks on people. One day, he shouted, “Help! A wolf took my sheep!” The villagers heard his cries and went running to him, ready