Ram Katha, first narrated by Sage Narada to Valmiki, became the foundation of Ramayana, glorifying Sri Rama's divine pastimes and inspiring countless poets. The sacred text connects devotees to Sri Rama's dharma, bridging the divine and mortal realms.
Sage Valmiki compiled the Ananda Ramayana, a joyful retelling of Lord Rama's life to replace the tragic ending of the original Ramayana. This lesser-known scripture focuses on blissful episodes, including Lord Rama's divine pastimes, and aims to spread the message of joy and devotion.
The Krauncha bird plays a pivotal role in the Ramayana, symbolizing spiritual devotion and inspiring Sage Valmiki's creation of the epic. This profound event led to the immortalization of the Ramayana and its timeless teachings.