Ramayana Quotes

A curated collection of the best quotes about Ramayana.

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“Ramayana: The Legend of Prince Rama”

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“The husband enhances the beauty of a woman more than her ornaments.”

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“The general spirit of India was most vividly reflected in the Ramayana.”

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“Wikipedia: Ramayana”

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“अत्येति रजनी या तु सा न प्रतिनिवर्तते”

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“उद्विजन्ते यथा सर्पान्नरादनृतवादिनः”

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“The night that has passed, does not return.
• Chapter 105, shloka 19 (tr. Sri K. M. K. Murthy)”

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“सत्यवादी हि लोकेऽस्मिन्परमं गच्छति क्षयम्”

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“By Indra! how beautiful this is and how much better than the Bible, the Gospel and all the words of the Fathers of the Church!”

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“People fear of a person, who speaks untruth, as one fears a snake.
• Chapter 109, shloka 12 (tr. Sri K. M. K. Murthy)”

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“The one who speaks truth obtains the highest position in this world.
• Chapter 109, shloka 11 (tr. Sri K. M. K. Murthy)”

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“She was lovely like an indistinct lunar disc, like a streak of gold covered with dust, like a golden reed broken by the wind, like a scar left by an arrow!”

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“O king, the speaker of soft words is common, but the speaker and the listner of unwelcome though beneficial words are rarities.
• Chapter 37, shloka 2”

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“References to the story of Rama occur in the earliest part of the Sangama literature of Tamil Nadu, dating back to a period almost as old as the Ramayana of Valmiki.”

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“We should not indulge in grief. Grief is injurious.— Grief destroys a person even as a wrathful serpent doth a boy.
• Chapter 64, shloka 9 (tr. Manmatha N. Dutt)”

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“Like unto trees whose roots have been reduced, cruel persons, execrated of men, who perpetrate iniquitous acts, do not exist long.
• Chapter 29, shloka 7 (tr. Manmatha N. Dutt)”

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“यदाचरति कल्याणि शुभं वा यदि वाऽशुभम्।
तदेव लभते भद्रे कर्ता कर्मजमात्मनः।।”

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“O, blessed lady! O gracious one! A doer reaps surely the fruit of his own deeds corresponding to the nature of work either good or bad, of that which he does!
• Chapter 63, shloka 6 (tr. Sri K. M. K. Murthy)”

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“धर्मादर्थः प्रभवति धर्मात्प्रभवते सुखम्।
धर्मेण लभते सर्वं धर्मसारमिदं जगत्।।”

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“न विषादे मनः कार्यम् विषादो दोषवत्तरः |
विषादो हन्ति पुरुषम् बालम् क्रुद्ध इव उरगः”

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