Janki Mangal of Goswami Tulsidas
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-386-44270-7
- EAN9781386442707
- Date de parution29/03/2017
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
In this book we shall read the story of Lord Ram's marriage with Sita as narrated in "Janki Mangal". Here, Goswami Tulsidas describes the full story of Lord Ram's wedding ceremony in his unique and famed style consisting of melodious verses that are his hallmark, and which make the reading and recitation of these verses exceedingly captivating for the mind and heart as they are exceptionally enthralling, charming and melodious like the rest of his compositions. The verses of Janki Mangal are sung with great enthusiasm and reverence during marriage ceremonies in Indian households, and are considered auspicious and harbingers of good luck for the bride as well as the groom as they invoke the blessings of Lord Ram and Sita, the divine couple who were human incarnations of the Supreme Being and his Shakti respectively.
In this book we shall read the story of Lord Ram's marriage with Sita as narrated in "Janki Mangal". Here, Goswami Tulsidas describes the full story of Lord Ram's wedding ceremony in his unique and famed style consisting of melodious verses that are his hallmark, and which make the reading and recitation of these verses exceedingly captivating for the mind and heart as they are exceptionally enthralling, charming and melodious like the rest of his compositions. The verses of Janki Mangal are sung with great enthusiasm and reverence during marriage ceremonies in Indian households, and are considered auspicious and harbingers of good luck for the bride as well as the groom as they invoke the blessings of Lord Ram and Sita, the divine couple who were human incarnations of the Supreme Being and his Shakti respectively.