Question

Sit with your parents/grandparents and ask them to recite parts of Ramayana where in Lord Rama proves to

be an ideal son/brother. After listening to them, write what examples they have cited. (Do it on A4 size sheet)

It’s not important if you don’t remember the whole story but if you can remember the moral, you would lead

a happy life. Happy writing.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Lord Rama proved to be an ideal son when he was asked to go on exile for 14 years by his father, he obediently left with his brother Laxman and wife Sita. He didn't even thought of disobeying his order. Secondly, he forgives Kaikeyi even though it was she, who asked King Dasratha to send him for exile as she wanted her son Bharat to be the king. These incidents prove that he was an ideal son.

In the entire story of Ramayana, its protagonist, Rama has acted with responsibility, being an elder brother, and also gave his brothers a lot of love and care. He treated Lakshmana as his equal and did not dominate him, just because he was elder. He was devastated when Lakshmana was seriously injured in battle. He asked Hanuman to make all the efforts to make sure that Lakshmana’s life is saved. The camaraderie he shared with Lakshmana throughout the Ramayana is one that remains the strongest pillar of strong brotherhood in the history of ancient India. He is also never envious or even slightly jealous of any of his brothers’ achievement or success. Even when Bharata becomes King, he wasn’t even slightly distressed about it. This is the reason all his brothers respected him and looked up to him as an awe-inspiring figure.

Answer 2

The basic teaching fo Ramayana is that no matter how powerful evil is, it will always be defeated by Good. Truth always wins, no matter how vicious or poisonous lie is because even a bitter truth oozes with positivity and the sweetest lie has the darkest agenda behind it.

The win of good over evil is a universal fate. A person should always have a noble heart and good values. That is how Lord Rama defeated the most knowledgeable person in history Ravana.

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