The Ram Moola Mantra, "Ram Ramaya Namah," invokes Lord Rama's divine energy, integral to the sadhana for spiritual purification and fulfillment of higher purposes. This potent mantra, revealed by Rama to Sita and passed down through Guru Parampara, demands complete mental purity and guidance from a qualified Guru before initiation.
Sita Devi's Sahasranama is a very good Stotram which is a form of a rare Tantrika Mantra from the Adbhuta Ramayana. The Sahasranama extols the various aspects of Feminine Energy
A wife plays a vital role in her family, ensuring emotional strength and spiritual growth, while supporting her husband in following Dharma. Her devotion, love, and compassion make her the foundation of a successful marriage and family life.
The Tamasa River holds great significance in the Ramayana, being the site where Sage Valmiki composed his epic and where key events in Lord Rama's exile took place.