Rama Quotes
A curated collection of the best quotes about Rama.
Top Quotes
“Ramayan (1987 TV series)”
“Wikipedia: Rama”
“None is so bold but Love steals his heart, and only they whom Rama protects can then escape.”
“Wikicommons: Ramanavami”
“Yes, there is the name of Lord Rama,
The gracious, the essence of scripture, more pure, efficacious.”
“Just as Ashwini Kumars walk behind Brahma, in the same way, the two brothers Rama and Laxman gracefully followed the Muni [Vishvamitra].”
“Rama, representative of the Divine is established as the king of the world. The Divine Will is again honored by people, which brings peace and blessings.”
“Valmiki dramatised "The Life of Rama", and taught Rama's two children how to recite and sing it.”
“From the day when Sati's spirit left the body he [Shiva] became a rigid ascetic, ever telling his beads in Rama's name, and attending the public recitations in his honour.”
“Akbar's liberalism can be adjudged from another fact, namely that he issued gold and silver coins bearing the figures of Rama and Sita and inscribed with the legend Rama Siya.”
“...to the narration of the Ramayana with Hanuman still in Lanka having to fight his way out of the city. He returns across the sea and helps Rama prepare his forces for the coming battle.”
“We are encouraged to action on these days much life at the beginning of the oracle, but here the results are more certain.”
“Ram, a king so famous for piety and high attempts, that to this day his name is exceedingly honoured, so that when they say Ram Rame, ’tis as if they should say, “all good betide you”. (p. 47)”
“I call him Rama. You can call him by any other name but have faith in him, surrender all worldly desires and passions to his will and without effort, become disciplined and principled.”
“Whoever in a devout spirit, with intelligence and attention, hears or repeats this lay of mine, he shall become full of true love for Rama, and cleansed from worldly stains shall enjoy heavenly felicity.”
““...in Treta-yuga in the shape of Rama alone, for the purpose of spreading fortitude, to conquer the bad, and to preserve the three worlds by force and the prevalence of virtuous action.” (Chapter XLVI)”
“Vision of the true faith. They utter doctrines repugnant to the Veda, with no understanding of loss or gain; their glass is dim, their eyes are naught; how then can such hapless weights see the beauty of Rama?”