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Language: EnglishPages: 454About the BookIn former times filled with affectiontowards her devotees the Goddess Parvatireverently questioned Shiva desirous ofknowing the nature of Rama. The lord ofthe mountains himself recited to his dearconsort that great mystery known as theAdhyatma Ramayana which is greatamongst the Puranas. He who reads withdevotion even a shloka or half a shloka ofthe Adhyatma Ramayana, is purified of allsins that very moment. He who dailyrecites reverently the AdhyatmaRamayana with a mind directed to noother object, is said to be jivan mukta(emancipated in this very life). One whocasually listens to the AdhyatmaRamayana from another without showingreverence, even he is freed from sin. Hewho bows to the Adhyatma Ramayana,having approached it, obtains the fruit ofworshipping all the Gods. This greatnessof the Adhyatma side of Rama's deedswas told to the sage Narada by the lotus-seated Brahma. He who reads or listens toit with faith attains to the abode of Vishnuand is worshipped by the Gods. Thepresent book contains translation of theAdhyatma Ramayana.The book containsan Introduction. 1. The Bala Kanda. 2.The Ayodhya Kanda. 3. The AranyaKanda. 4. The Kishkindha Kanda. 5. TheSundara Kanda. 6. The Yuddha Kanda. 7.The Uttara Kanda.IntroductionThe Adhyatma Ramayana is a canonical book of theVaishnavas and is a part of the Brahmanda Purana. It isvery highly respected by all classes of Hindus for thebeauty of its language, its flow of verse, its clear statementof the doctrines of the Veda

Language: EnglishPages: 454About the BookIn former times filled with affectiontowards her devotees the Goddess Parvatireverently questioned Shiva desirous ofknowing the nature of Rama. The lord ofthe mountains himself recited to his dearconsort that great mystery known as theAdhyatma Ramayana which is greatamongst the Puranas. He who reads withdevotion even a shloka or half a shloka ofthe Adhyatma Ramayana, is purified of allsins that very moment. He who dailyrecites reverently the AdhyatmaRamayana with a mind directed to noother object, is said to be jivan mukta(emancipated in this very life). One whocasually listens to the AdhyatmaRamayana from another without showingreverence, even he is freed from sin. Hewho bows to the Adhyatma Ramayana,having approached it, obtains the fruit ofworshipping all the Gods. This greatnessof the Adhyatma side of Rama's deedswas told to the sage Narada by the lotus-seated Brahma. He who reads or listens toit with faith attains to the abode of Vishnuand is worshipped by the Gods. Thepresent book contains translation of theAdhyatma Ramayana.The book containsan Introduction. 1. The Bala Kanda. 2.The Ayodhya Kanda. 3. The AranyaKanda. 4. The Kishkindha Kanda. 5. TheSundara Kanda. 6. The Yuddha Kanda. 7.The Uttara Kanda.IntroductionThe Adhyatma Ramayana is a canonical book of theVaishnavas and is a part of the Brahmanda Purana. It isvery highly respected by all classes of Hindus for thebeauty of its language, its flow of verse, its clear statementof the doctrines of the Veda

Adhyatma Ramayanam, written in Kilippattu style, is considered as a landmark of Malayalam literature. Ezhuthachan used different Dravidian metres in the cantos of his poems: "Keka" for Bala Kanda and Aranya Kanda; "Kakali" for Ayodhya, Kishkindha and Yuddha Kanda; and "Kalakanchi" for Sundara Kanda.Throughout the Malayalam month of Karkkidakam, Adhyatma Ramayanam is still recited - as a religious practice - in Hindu homes in Kerala. According to critic K. Ayyappa Panicker, those who see Adhyatma Ramayanam merely as a devotional work "belittle" Ezhuthachan.[2] Adhyatma Ramayanam, his other major work Sri Mahabharatam (translation of Hindu epic poem Mahabharata), and shorter pieces Irupathinalu Vrittam and Harinama Kirtanam mark the confluence of Sanskrit and Dravidian linguistic streams. However, there is no unanimity of opinion among the scholars about the authorship of certain other works generally attributed to him (such as Devi Bhagavatam). Adhyatma Ramayanam is also a spiritual text that gave momentum to the Bhakti cult in Kerala.Ezhuthachan, along with Poonthanam Nambuthiri, was one of the prominent Bhakti devotional poets in Kerala.

Forays into Hindu spirituality from a seeker's perspective covering some of the core ideas of adhyatma and how to interpret them in today's time and context. Based on experiences and interactions with different Yogis and sadhaks, the book also contains an exploration of some common and uncommon deities from different branches within Hinduism.