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At Mahendra mountain they discussed how they were to go across the ocean. This had been worrying Rama as now it was not only Hanuman who had to cross the waters, but also the entire army. Sugreeva reassured him, but they had to solve the problem as they watched the huge waves dashing against the […]
The troop went to Sugreeva and Rama and presented Hanuman to tell about his successful journey. Knowing what must be Rama’s anxiety, Hanuman first said that he had seen Mother Seeta. She was repeating Sri Rama’s name all the time and Ravana had not dared to harm her in any way. Hanuman gave her chudamani
Taking leave of Seeta, and assuring her of his return soon with Rama and Lakshmana and the armies, Hanuman swiftly flew back. On the way, he paused to stroke Mainaka once again, before going ahead to Mahendra mountain where Jambavan, Angad and all the others waited. The vanara sena stood on Mahendra mountain, and seeing
nfuriated by Hanuman’s advice, Ravana ordered that the monkey be executed. His wise and learned brother, Vibheeshana, intervened hastily, “This is an ambassador, my lord. He should not be killed.” Ravana accepted his advice, adding, “The monkey is very fond of his tail. Set fire to it and flog him out of Lanka.” The rakshasas
Hanuman went to Ravana’s court. It was unmatched in splendour and glory, with silk and gems and jewels glowing everywhere. Ravana himself was a formidable person, dark and handsome, wearing gorgeous clothes and jewellery. No seat was offered to the envoy, so Hanuman extended and coiled his tail to form a seat even higher than
Indrajeet thundered in on his chariot and Hanuman increased his form to a great height. He broke Indrajeet’s arrows like straw. They battled for long, but Indrajeet could not injure him or capture him. Finally, he decided to use the Brahmastra. He used the weapon to bind Hanuman, but Hanuman had been blessed by all
The frightened rakshasis ran helter-skelter trying to escape Hanuman. The soldiers on duty came to deal with the monkey. All of them were killed. News of the wreckage reached the palace. Ravana was furious. One single monkey was causing so much havoc! He ordered Prince Akshaya and soldiers to capture the monkey and bring him.
Seeta was happy hearing all that Hanuman told her. But she wondered how this tiny monkey could have crossed the ocean. Hanuman showed her his capacity to increase or reduce his size as he willed. He offered to carry her back. But Seeta wanted Rama’s to defeat Ravana and the rakshasas so that his glory
Hanuman wondered how he could introduce himself without frightening Seeta. He began to talk softly about Rama, telling the story of his life. Then he spoke of his grief at losing Seeta, his search, how he met Sugreeva and sent out search parties before he came to save her. He spoke of how he had
Hanuman watched this with deep pity and grief for Seeta, admiration for her courage and a growing fury at Ravana’s impertinence. He saw Seeta weeping after Ravana had left. The rakshasis began to trouble Seeta. Some of them advised her to accept Ravana’s proposal. Some mocked her. Some suggested that Rama had been killed by
Seeta replied to Ravana by telling him to take care of his wives. She herself was the daughter of King Janaka, the wife of Rama, a prince of Ayodhya of the Suryavanshi dynasty. She was not impressed by his wealth and power. “Is there no one to give you good advice?” she asked Ravana, “Why
Seeta sat surrounded by ferocious rakshasis holding spears and other weapons in their hands. They were guarding her closely. As he watched dawn broke, Ravana awoke and when he was dressed in all his finery, he came with a large retinue to meet Seeta. She shrank away in fear and disgust, frightened and worried if
Hanuman searched for Seeta, going through the silent streets and houses, till he reached the palace, where he found all the men and women fast asleep. He saw Ravana also sleeping. He examined all the females to find out whether Seeta was among them. But there was no sign of Seeta anywhere. He went out
Hanuman reached Lanka, a kingdom that was at the peak of its glory, more splendid and prosperous than Amaravati of Indra. He quickly reduced himself to a tiny-sized monkey so that he might explore the place freely first. The gate was guarded by the fierce Lankini who stopped him, asking him who he was and
One more hurdle had to be crossed by Hanuman before reaching the shores of Lanka. In the waters of the ocean lived a strange demoness called Chhayagrahini rakshasi. She got her name from the fact that she lay in wait for birds flying overhead whose reflection she would see in the water. She would grab
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