Ayodhya Kanda in Ramayana
Similar to our great Prahalada, if we come under the direct control of the god, then what will happen? We would surely lead a sin free and a disciplined life, since we would never commit mistakes during the time of god’s presence. During the previous Yugas, the presence of the divine avatars, Rama and Krishna was there. But at the present period of time, no god is present to prosperously rule over the world!
During the time of Rama’s rule, strict discipline was prevailed in Ayodhya. Apart from Ayodhya, whoever chants the “RAMA NAMA” with Bhakti from any other place would be immediately protected by Lord Rama even during the time of his rule itself. When the divine eagle Sampathi who has lost both of its wings, had chanted the Rama Mantra from a different place, and immediately its wings were restored, and it could be able to fly faster on the skies similar to the Divine Bird Garuda. People who lived in the kingdom of Ayodhya had lived a very happy, peaceful and a prosperous life due to the direct presence of their beloved king Rama.
Even during the time of Krishna’s reign, all the people who lived in Dwaraka had lead a very happy life and it was happened to them, since they had witnessed the divine vision of Lord Krishna on their naked eyes! Likewise during the time of Prahalada’s and Dhruva’s rule, people in their kingdom lived much happier and all of them felt as if they lives in the Indra Loka, the kingdom of heaven. During the time of divine presence, people didn’t suffer from health issues and from any other problems, and all of them lived a long life with full of happiness.
But however, still we could get the divine vision of the almighty, by continuously thinking about him, and we can feel his divine presence, if we fully dedicate ourselves on to the lotus feet of the almighty, who is none other than our lotus eyed Lord Krishna.
Hence let us cultivate the habit of regularly chanting the “VISHNU SAHASRANAMAVALI” in order to get the divine vision of Lord Krishna.
“JAI SRI KRISHNA BHAGAVANE NAMAHA”
WRITTEN BY
R.HARISHANKAR