What
is Ramayana?
The Ramayana, written over 2,000 years ago, never fails to capture our mind and spirit with its stunning stories and moral lessons. According to Hindu tradition, Rama is an Avatara, an incarnation of Vishnu or God, Born to King Dasaratha & Queen Kausalya, Rama embodies human virtue. The Ramayana narrates the epic battle to wipe out Evil and restore peace on earth, The main purpose of his incarnation is to demonstrate the ideal human life on earth.
Its profound influence on Hinduism and Indian culture is everlasting. As old as the tale itself is, the message it carries resounds with relevance. ‘Chandamama's Ramayana – The Epic Journey’ is based on Tamil Kamba Ramayanam, written by Kamban during the ninth century.
Why should we read the Ramayana today?
The Ramayana is a store house of knowledge. One has to transform such knowledge to wisdom by applying the principles and core values in ones life. Reading and re-reading the Ramayana can be a rewarding experience for people of all ages at all times.
If we can make our children to read The Ramayana, it has a profound impact on their mind, The Ramayana describes the epic battle to wipe out Evil. it not only teaches us dharma, it also sheds light on the human predicament and the choices that lie before us. It teaches us that problems are inevitable in one's life, but if one is filled with wisdom and devotion one can overcome any problem.
How will the child be interested in reading The Ramayana?
Chandamama's Ramayana is the Story of Lord Rama, and is presented in a multimedia style that appeals to both young and old. It covers his birth, his life and teachings. This is the first Ramayana to come out in comic format as a single book, It has Bold, colorful illustrations with simple narrative style, It also includes several little known episodes from the epic within the larger framework.
The Ramayana, written over 2,000 years ago, never fails to capture our mind and spirit with its stunning stories and moral lessons. According to Hindu tradition, Rama is an Avatara, an incarnation of Vishnu or God, Born to King Dasaratha & Queen Kausalya, Rama embodies human virtue. The Ramayana narrates the epic battle to wipe out Evil and restore peace on earth, The main purpose of his incarnation is to demonstrate the ideal human life on earth.
Its profound influence on Hinduism and Indian culture is everlasting. As old as the tale itself is, the message it carries resounds with relevance. ‘Chandamama's Ramayana – The Epic Journey’ is based on Tamil Kamba Ramayanam, written by Kamban during the ninth century.
Why should we read the Ramayana today?
The Ramayana is a store house of knowledge. One has to transform such knowledge to wisdom by applying the principles and core values in ones life. Reading and re-reading the Ramayana can be a rewarding experience for people of all ages at all times.
If we can make our children to read The Ramayana, it has a profound impact on their mind, The Ramayana describes the epic battle to wipe out Evil. it not only teaches us dharma, it also sheds light on the human predicament and the choices that lie before us. It teaches us that problems are inevitable in one's life, but if one is filled with wisdom and devotion one can overcome any problem.
How will the child be interested in reading The Ramayana?
Chandamama's Ramayana is the Story of Lord Rama, and is presented in a multimedia style that appeals to both young and old. It covers his birth, his life and teachings. This is the first Ramayana to come out in comic format as a single book, It has Bold, colorful illustrations with simple narrative style, It also includes several little known episodes from the epic within the larger framework.
Why
should one buy Chandamama's Ramayana?
- This is the first approach of a epic story in comic format.
- Highly focused for children, corporate gifting and for enthusiastic book readers.
- Simple, easy and understandable texts for all age groups
- Illustrated in and by chandamama style.
We
hope that the Ramayana comes home to you in its inherent richness through this
effort. Let the magic unfold
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