underkand is the fifth chapter of the Hindu holy book called ‘Ramayan’. The Ramayana has been divided into following chapters by Tulsidas as per the events and importance of the life of lord shri Ram.
This is the sunderkand being narrated in verses and poetry form.
Why it is named "Sunderkand" ?
The Trikutachal mountains at Srilanka have three ranges.
“Sundere sundero ram sundere sunderi katha
Sundere sunderi sita sundere Kim na sunderem”
Meaning of this is, in sunderkand everything is sunder that is beautiful. Rama is beautiful; Sita is beautiful the story is beautiful. It is an upasana or a prayer of beautiful people hence the prayer has to generate a power for the devotee or sadhak or the reciter. It contains a lovely hugging of lord Rama and his devotee Shree Hanumanji showering the word of appreciation and indebt ness for all good Hanumanji did to Rama while rescuing Sita. A devotee to whom Rama could not reciprocate. He did as a sevak. This power percolates to the devotee who prays to lord Hanumanji via sunderkand containing the praise of lord Shree Hanumanji.
- Balyakand
- Ayodhyakand
- Aranyakand
- Kishkindhakand
- Sunderkand
- Lankakand
- Utarakand
- What does it contains ?
This is the sunderkand being narrated in verses and poetry form.
- Why it is supposed to have power ?
Why it is named "Sunderkand" ?
The Trikutachal mountains at Srilanka have three ranges.
- Neel range on which the country people stay.
- Suvel range which is the vast plateau.
- Sundar range where Ashok Vatika is located and the total events of sunderkand took place on this range, hence the sunderkand.
“Sundere sundero ram sundere sunderi katha
Sundere sunderi sita sundere Kim na sunderem”
Meaning of this is, in sunderkand everything is sunder that is beautiful. Rama is beautiful; Sita is beautiful the story is beautiful. It is an upasana or a prayer of beautiful people hence the prayer has to generate a power for the devotee or sadhak or the reciter. It contains a lovely hugging of lord Rama and his devotee Shree Hanumanji showering the word of appreciation and indebt ness for all good Hanumanji did to Rama while rescuing Sita. A devotee to whom Rama could not reciprocate. He did as a sevak. This power percolates to the devotee who prays to lord Hanumanji via sunderkand containing the praise of lord Shree Hanumanji.
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