In the thick of Battle Jambavan's Question ! Questions Questions and more Questions !! Sundarakanda - A foreword: setting the Stage Some of the articles with links are as follows : The Tattva Dipika follows the commentary of Shri Bhashyam Appalaacharyulu garu of Visakhapatnam as well as "Tika Traya" a well known Sanskrit rendering of Sundarakanda.įor the convenience of the readers we are also adding the links to all other Sundarakanda related stories on in teh following To complete Sundarakanda we are now adding Tattva Dipika, the subtle meanings or messages in Sundarakanda conveyed by the Adi Kavi Valmiki in this time less epic. This is probably the most exhaustive rendering of Sundarakanda on the web. This Summary is in English, Sanskrit and Telugu. (ii) We also have the Sarga summary which covers all slokas of the Sarga. With that we have Sundarakanda fully in Telugu too.Īll of these have been consolidated on this page.įor each Sarga we have (i) English Translation with sloka text in Devanagari, Telugu, Kannada and Gujarati. It also meant that we have the story of Sundarakanda in Telugu prose. We also have the Telugu Translation with all slokas in Telugu. This also meant we have the story in English too. Now we have the English translation with sloka text in Devanagari and Telugu, Kannada and Gujarati. With the support of Technology we had all slokas in Devanagari, Telugu, Kannada and Gujarati. That too was concluded in a sixty eight day spurt. Subsequently we undertook uploading all the 68 Sargas with all the slokas. We also had the traditional Ramapattabhisheka too in Telugu and Kannada for the pleasure of our readers ! Long ago we started on a 68 week celebration of one chapter of Sundarakanda every week, way back in in July 2012 on Guru purnima day ! This attempt was more like a Sundarakanda Yagnyam - सुंदरकांड यज्ञ / సుందరకాండ యజ్ఞం / - or put in another way a celebration of Sundarakanda ! The 68 Chapters have now been completed with the October 18th 2013 Issue of ! With that our Sundarakanda Yagnyam of that time too is completed. It is a story that can convert a non believer into a believer ! But he, the Hanuman, never wavers from his objective ! That is probably the most important lesson for all ! By the end of Sundarakanda there is hope ! It is a story with many highs and lows in the moods of the chief protagonist Hanuman. The mood at the end of Kishkindha kanda in Ramayana was of despondency of Vanaras as well as Rama too. It is a story which converts a mood of despondency to a mood of optimism and hope. Sundarakanda is a story of single minded pursuit !
It is a timeless story read a million times in a million houses and will continue to be read by millions as indeed we ourselves do !!
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