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Tulsi Das
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Tulsidas' Ramayana
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TULSIDAS
Believed to be an incarnation of Sage Valmiki, who wrote the great epic, 'Ramayana', Tulsidas is considered to be one of the greatest saints of India. A contemporary of Shakespeare, Tulsidas was also a great poet, who wrote 'Ramcharitamanas', the story of the Ramayana in Hindi. This book on 'Tulsidas' walks you through the life of this saint, who was orphaned at an early age. Through excellent illustrations, this book will also tell you how one scolding by his wife, to whom he was deeply attached, made him renounce the world and become ascetic. This is part of the spectacular WILCO PICTURE LIBRARY (WPL), slated to be a 500 plus titles series, pioneering the innovative way of enlightening on various subjects in a fun-filled way via a comic format artwork, full of colorful illustrations along with simple but interesting narration and dialogues, thereby making story-telling and enjoyable experience.
The Greatest Ode to Lord Ram: Tulsidas’s Ramcharitmanas Selections and Commentaries
AN EASY-TO-UNDERSTAND BUT LAYERED INTRODUCTION TO LORD RAM AS A GOD AND AS A MAN The Ramcharitmanas is undoubtedly one of the greatest lyrical compositions in Hindi literature. Writing in the sixteenth century, Tulsidas chose to pen verses in Awadhi rather than Sanskrit, thus breaking with literary tradition and importantly making Lord Ram more relatable to the layperson. Pavan K. Varma, author of the best-selling Adi Shankaracharya: Hinduism’s Greatest Thinker has selected some of the most evocative stanzas—offering a succinct commentary for each—that capture the very core of the original. While centring the philosophical aspect of the Ramcharitmanas—the immutability of the soul ove...
Hymns of Tulsidas
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Tulsidas
The Ramayana, Written In Sanskrit By Valmiki Is Considered To Be The 'Adikavya', The First Ever Poem. Tulsidas Rendered It Into Hindi In The Sixteenth Century. But His 'Ramcharit-Manas' Differs From The Original In Many Ways. It Was Written At A Time When A Very Vast Area Of India Was Under Mughal Rule. Amongst The Hindus, There Were Frequent Controversies Between The Worshippers Of Shiva, Vishnu And The Mother Goddess, And Again Between The Worshippers Of Rama And Krishna. There Were Also Cults Which Were Almost Cut Off From The Mainstream Of Indian Life. It Is To The Credit Of Tulsidas That He Tried To Weave All These Cults Into An Integrated Whole. He Made His Rama Say That He Would Not T...
Torn Apart
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The Janaki Mangala of Goswami Tulsidas
Original text and English translation of the great poet's work describing the marriage of Sita and Rama.
