Hanumanji told Ravana and Rakshasas that abducting Sita is a reason for them to get killed. He justified his acts saying he is a fickle minded Vanara and that his body is not affected since he is blessed by Vishnu.
He asked Ravana to realize that Ravana is atman himself. And not separate from Paramatma. He advised Ravana to get rid of the six negatives, lust, rage, delusion, greed, vanity, and rivalry. He advised Ravana not to discriminate between gods, demons, humans, animals, birds, and snakes, etc., because the differences are only in the physical body. Atman is our essence. He urged him to start on the path of self-awareness. He asked him to start with the chant of Rama Nama and surrender to Rama.
Thus, Adhyatma Ramayana uses an important event of Ramayana to convey the message of Advaita and Bhakti.
Picture Credit: Dr. K. U.Krisnnakumar and Guruvayoor Devaswom
Hanumanji told Ravana and Rakshasas that abducting Sita is a reason for them to get killed. He justified his acts saying he is a fickle minded Vanara and that his body is not affected since he is blessed by Vishnu.
He asked Ravana to realize that Ravana is atman himself. And not separate from Paramatma. He advised Ravana to get rid of the six negatives, lust, rage, delusion, greed, vanity, and rivalry. He advised Ravana not to discriminate between gods, demons, humans, animals, birds, and snakes, etc., because the differences are only in the physical body. Atman is our essence. He urged him to start on the path of self-awareness. He asked him to start with the chant of Rama Nama and surrender to Rama.
Thus, Adhyatma Ramayana uses an important event of Ramayana to convey the message of Advaita and Bhakti.
Picture Credit: Dr. K. U.Krisnnakumar and Guruvayoor Devaswom