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Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group

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Sridhar Swaami in Maraathi language has in ―Omvi‖ verse written a volume ―Sri Raam<br />

Vijaya‖. Which has passed over two hunddred years old. Yet it‘s royalty is still intact.<br />

Fortunate families conduct rituals with it. It is written in it‘s 40 th chapter:<br />

―Vaalmik kakrut mol granth, Hanumant kaavya god-bahut,<br />

aanik satyavato sut, Raam kathaa bolila || 33<br />

tethi chem samant gheuni, xx teim cha lihi lem saa-kshepe || 34‖<br />

Therefore this volume is based on Vaalmiki Raamayan. The poet further states, the poem<br />

of Hanumaanji is very sweet.<br />

Raam, Laxman, Bharat and Shatrughna; these four sons Mahaaraajaa Dashrath obtained<br />

as the fruit of the Putreiti-yagna conducted by Srungi-rushi. In this connection, in the<br />

third chapter, the following facts are in Omvi 104 to 205:<br />

Yagna Naarayan (fire) was pleased and gave rice pudding vessel (Paayas-paatra).<br />

Srungirushi gave it to Guru Vashishtha. He divided it and gave the best part to<br />

Kaushalyaa first. Then gave a part to Keikei. Keikei was offended. Vashishtha said ―Eat<br />

immediately, there are hundreds of impediments in good actions‖. Words uttered by great<br />

beings are exceptionally bear untrue. Egoistic Keikei got its fruit immediately. The part<br />

of the rice pudding she was holding in hand was taken away suddenly by a Samadi (bird).<br />

Keikei was left crying. Seeing her painful crying, compassionate Kaushalyaa and<br />

Sumitraa took pity on her. In that age there was no enemosity amongst polygamous<br />

wives. They both would not have their portions until Keikei was rid of her offence. So<br />

they broke their share and gave to Keikei (therefore she had two separate parts).<br />

Divine actions are beyond our understanding. The part snatched away by the Samadi<br />

from Keieki‘s hand was not for her weak fate. It was for the fortunate Mother Anjani.<br />

Kesri monkey‘s wife Anjani was a great vituous (sati) medicant (tapo-nidhi). She was<br />

doing penance for years on the Rushimukh (mountain) to the great guileless simplehearted<br />

Mahesh (Shiva). She had a great desire for limitless extraordinary supernatural<br />

son. Mahaadev said to her : O sati, I am pleased with your penance and grant you a boon,<br />

from my parts of the Rudras, of those the eleventh Mahaarudra will take birth through<br />

your womb‖. Thus waiting for that moment, she continued her penance.<br />

Mother Anjani was sitting holding her hands out in receiving mode, when from the sky<br />

fell the rice pudding – from the crutches of the Samadi who was suddenly trapped in a<br />

tornedo. The rice pussing fell in the lap of Anjani. According to Mahaadevji‘s boon, she<br />

ate it. At the end of nine months, great luminous Maaruti was born on he full moon day<br />

of Chaitra month (lunar month) from Anjani‘s womb.<br />

There is description of Kaushalyaa, Sumitraa and Keikei‘s sons – the births of Sri Raam,<br />

Laxman, Bharat and Shatrughna in the Raam Vijay chapter 4 Omvi 151 to 154 as<br />

following:<br />

―Aso bhatliyaa nav maas |<br />

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