The repeated reading of Valmiki’s Ramayana and especially the Sundara Kaanda is considered to be sacred.  It bestows enormous powers to the reader and listener. It is common to any sect.  The Ramayana contains the mystic syllables.  It is an expository of Vedic Mantras.  It is also studded with the letters of Gayathri mantra and many other incantations.  The reading of certain sargas or cantos in Sundara and yuddhakaanda has been carried on form the days of yore for some specific advantage and relief apart from the mental solace one gets after listening or reading it.  The select and the most efficacious portions in the whole of Ramayana are Anguliya Pradaana sarga (Sundara Kaanda- 36th canto) Sarvakaarya Siddhi sera (Sundarakaanda -41st canto) and Sri Ramapattabhisheka Sarga (Yuddha Kaanda -131st canto).  Hence, in this C.D these sargas are devotionally recited by the traditional Pandit Thanjavur S.Radhakrishna Sasthrigal.

Bhakti is the easiest and most efficient of all paths to the absolute reality.  It is above caste creed and sex.  The aspirant may conceive God in his own way as the perfect ideal of his line of thinking and needs.  Lord Krishna in the Gita says, “Whatever form a devotee wishes to worship with faith, I make his faith unflinching.  Endowed with that faith, he worships that Deity and forms him he gets his desires fulfilled.  “A devotee can worship God according to his mental and spiritual development.  A worshipper of Avatara or incarnation of Vishnu in human form is Sri Rama.  In this Avatara Vishnu set forth the ideal of discipline, law ethical conduct, righteousness of perfect being morally, intellectually, materially and spiritually.

Hearing the recitation of the sacred names and Stotras of Sri Rama helps inheriting the noble qualities of Rama and bestows spiritual upliftment, fearlessness, desired boon, good health, fame, wealth, prosperity success in life, wisdom and the divine beatitude.

This compact Disc contains Rama Sahasranamam, Rama Bhujanga Stotram, Rama Ashtakam(Vyasa), Rama Ashtakam (Brahmanda) Ramarkshatotram, Rama Stotram Rama Ashottara Satabhidana Stotram and Trilokya Mohankavacham.