Ramayana Stories For Kids are here to inspire children via the famous mythological characters Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana. Read with your kids and have a great time together!📚
The entire populace of Ayodhya had come to the banks of the Sarayu with Sri Rama as he prepared to take jala-samadhi, the final peace of death by submerging himself in water. He entered the whirlpool that appeared in the river. The gods had come there along with sages and saints, the army of monkeys […]
The people of Ayodhya followed Sri Rama to the banks of River Sarayu. “If you go to heaven, O Lord, allow us to follow you there too,” said the citizens who had come with him. Rama told Vibheeshana, “Remain the King of Lanka as long as you live. Protect your subjects and follow the correct
Rama was so grief-stricken after disowning Lakshmana and his departure, that he wished to hand over the kingdom to his brother Bharata. “I will arrange for your coronation, Bharata, and then go into the forest,” he told Bharata. But Bharata said, “O Brother! I do not want the crown or the kingdom without you. In
Lakshmana also looked at his brother with tears in his eyes but he knew that the rule of law could not be broken. Bowing to Sri Rama, he said, “I have disobeyed you, my brother. I know the punishment is death. Fulfil your orders.” Sri Rama consulted Vasishtha, his mentor and teacher. Vasishtha said that
Sri Rama was surprised to see Lakshmana enter the room against his clear orders. But when he heard that Sage Durvasa had come, he came out to meet him. Bowing to the great sage, Rama offered him the hospitality of the palace. Durvasa had fasted for a thousand years and this was the day he
While Rama and Dharmaraja were conversing, Sage Durvasa came to the palace. He had come to meet Sri Rama urgently. Durvasa was famous for his impatience and his fiery temper. He came to the room where Lakshmana stood guard. Lakshmana bowed to him and said, “Revered sir! Sri Rama is doing something urgently at this
Having ensured their privacy, Rama turned to Dharmaraja and asked for Lord Vishnu’s message. “Lord, your life on earth is over. I have come to fetch you If you like to serve mankind for a little while longer, you may do so, according to your will,” explained Dharmaraja. “O Dharmaraja, I am so happy you
As he reached the outskirts of Ayodhya, Dharmaraja transformed himself into a brahmana. This, he thought, would help him reach Sri Rama more easily. But Rama, blessed with inner vision, recognised him and himself came to the palace gates to receive Dharmaraja. He took the brahmana inside and asked him the purpose of his visit.
Lord Vishnu knew that his avatara, the extension of his being, Sri Rama, had fulfilled his duties on earth, and wanted to return to his abode. He sent Devarshi Narada to call Dharmaraja, the god of death, also called Yama. Dharmaraja came and bowed to Lord Vishnu, ready to obey his command. Lord Vishnu told
Brahma himself came to tell Rama that he would now meet Seeta only in heaven. He had to fulfil his responsibilities first. Rama controlled his grief and returned to Ayodhya with his sons, his brothers, Hanuman and his entire army. The citizens celebrated the return of the king with the heirs to the throne. Everyone
Seeing Rama standing by silently, Seeta took her decision immediately. There was only one path open to her now. She was the daughter of Mother Earth, and her only refuge now was her mother. She must return to her. Rama had not said a word. Seeta did not wish to be an obstacle in the
Valmiki spoke up to say that he was aware of Seeta’s unfailing devotion to Rama. “You must go back now to Ayodhya with your husband. You deserve all the happiness now. That is what I wish for you, my child,” he said gently. Valmiki told Rama that he would stake all the merit of his
Sage Valmiki spoke with authority, “Rama, Luv and Kush are your sons!” Rama looked lovingly at his sons. Valmiki narrated how he had found Seeta helplessly crying near his ashrama. He had taken her into the ashrama. She had been pregnant at the time and the boys were born shortly thereafter in his ashrama. Valmiki
The next day, the boys reached the battlefield again. They challenged the King of Kaushala to battle if he wished to take the horse, or to leave it and go away. Rama smiled and checked their challenge telling them they were too young to throw out such challenges. “Return the horse and go home, my
Seeta was shaken completely. On one hand, she was upset that the boys had got into a battle with their father, but on the other hand she was extremely proud of their courage and skill. Her problem was how to stop the battle between father and sons! She asked the boys to untie Hanuman first.
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