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By Sunita Pant bansal
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Decoding Ramayan
Ram is not just a prince, he is god destined to walk the earth to rid it of demons. But unlike Krishna in Mahabharat, who is also an incarnation of Vishnu and has the same purpose as Ram; Ram is unaware of his own divinity. Ram is the most human of all gods. He is the only one we can identify with, get inspired from and try to emulate. Ram’s birth is celebrated as well as his triumph and coronation. He is the only god to be enshrined as a king in temples. When times are difficult, it is advised to read his story, because his uprightness in the face of all adversities offers hope to all.
