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The three worlds together are unable to withstand you in a battlefield. Even then, being desirous of victory, you need to be strategic in battle and safeguard yourself with great effort, for victory in battle is uncertain. [Ramayan Book 5(Book of Sunderkhand), Chapter 46, Verse 13,14]
A serpent alone knows the footprints (movement) of another serpent. There is no doubt about it. [Ramayan Book 5 (Book of Sunderkhand), Chapter 42, Verse 9]
The wise say that being truthful, righteous, courageous, compassionate towards all, speaking pleasing words, offering homage to gods, guests and the learned, is the path to heaven. [Ramayan Book 2 (Book of Ayodhya), Chapter 109, Verse 31]
Rulers do not allow their mind to deprive them of what they want to do. That is why they rule. Note: In other words, do not let your mind keep you away from all that you want to accomplish. [Ramayan: Book 2 (Book of Ayodhya, Chapter 52, Verse 25]
That action is best which combines all three elements of dharma (duty, righteousness), arth (Wealth) and kama (pleasure, respect). If an action does not support all these three elements, choose to act with righteousness. For those who act to seek wealth alone are hated in this world. And those who act to fulfill their desires … Continue reading Ramayan Quotes: {2.21.57}
When accomplishing an objective, it is important to identify its root or source. This root needs to be taken care of. For it is only when the roots of a tree are intact, that the flowers and fruits will grow on it. Note: Root is an object or a person that is crucial to the … Continue reading Ramayan Quotes: {4.65.24,25}
Passion, optimism and capability are conducive to success. To achieve success, we need to give up laziness, sorrow and even sleep. Results will definitely be seen of an activity that is pursued relentlessly. It will be unforgivable to close our eyes to our task since that will only result in dejection. In despondency our mind … Continue reading Ramayan: About Success
Men who are proud of their prowess, will not refuse the challenge of an enemy, especially in the presence of women. [Ramayan Book 4 (Book of Kishkinda), Chapter 14 Verse 18]
A wise person does not undertake that which is deplored by others. [Ramayan Book 3 (Book of Forest), Chapter 50, Verse 7]
One should carry only that weight which does not fatigue him. One should consume only that wholesome food which can be easily digested. Why do deeds that are not dutiful, nor bring fame or glory in the world? Why do deeds that only exhaust the body? [Ramayan Book 3 (Book of Forest), Chapter 50, Verse … Continue reading Ramayan Quotes: {3.50.17,18}
A Mothers Chronicle 