Ramayana Part 1 (4 Stars)

1. Bala Kanda (The Book of Childhood)

1. Rama, the pure Supreme Being, higher than the highest.

2. Rama, the Supreme Lord who is the essence of time itself.

3. Rama, who rests peacefully on the serpent bed of Adishesha.

4. Rama, to whom Brahma and the celestial gods prayed for help.

5. Rama, the jewel of the Solar dynasty.

6. Rama, the beloved son of King Dasharatha.

7. Rama, who brought boundless joy to his mother, Kaushalya.

8. Rama, who was dear to Sage Vishwamitra like a precious treasure.

9. Rama, the slayer of the fearsome demoness Tataka.

10. Rama, who struck down Maricha and other demons.

11. Rama, the protector of Sage Vishwamitra’s sacred fire sacrifice.

12. Rama, the compassionate liberator of Ahalya from her curse.

13. Rama, who was deeply honored by Sage Gautama.

14. Rama, who was praised by the gods and great sages.

15. Rama, whose gentle feet were washed by the devoted boatman, Kewat.

16. Rama, who enchanted the citizens of Mithila.

17. Rama, who gladdened the heart of King Janaka.

18. Rama, who broke the mighty bow of Lord Shiva.

19. Rama, to whom Princess Sita offered the wedding garland.

20. Rama, who joyfully celebrated the divine wedding ceremony.

21. Rama, who humbled the pride of Parashurama.

22. Rama, the noble protector of Ayodhya.

2. Ayodhya Kanda (The Book of Ayodhya)

23. Rama, who is adorned with countless virtues.

24. Rama, the beloved of Sita, the daughter of the Earth.

25. Rama, whose radiant face shines like the full moon.

26. Rama, who entered forest exile to honor his father's word.

27. Rama, at whose feet the tribal chief Guha surrendered in devotion.

28. Rama, whose tender feet were washed by Guha.

29. Rama, who brought joy to Sage Bharadwaja.

30. Rama, who made Mount Chitrakoota his forest home.

31. Rama, who remained constantly in the thoughts of King Dasharatha.

32. Rama, whom Bharata, son of Kaikeyi, pleaded with to return.

33. Rama, who performed the sacred funeral rites for his father.

34. Rama, who gifted his wooden sandals (padukas) to Bharata to rule in his stead.

3. Aranya Kanda (The Book of the Forest)

35. Rama, who purified the Dandaka forest and its inhabitants.

36. Rama, the destroyer of the wicked demon Viradha.

37. Rama, who was worshiped by Sages Sharabhanga and Sutikshna.

38. Rama, who was blessed with divine weapons by Sage Agastya.

39. Rama, who was faithfully served by Jatayu, the king of vultures.

40. Rama, who lived peacefully on the riverbanks of Panchavati.

41. Rama, who punished the demoness Shurpanakha for her cruelty.

42. Rama, who defeated the demon generals Khara and Dushana.

43. Rama, who pursued the golden deer to fulfill Sita's wish.

44. Rama, who pierced the deceitful Maricha with his swift arrow.

45. Rama, who searched tirelessly for the abducted Sita.

46. Rama, who granted final liberation to the dying Jatayu.

47. Rama, who lovingly ate the forest berries offered by Shabari.

48. Rama, who severed the arms of the monster Kabandha, freeing him from a curse.

4. Kishkindha Kanda (The Book of the Monkey Kingdom)

49. Rama, whose feet were served with total devotion by Hanuman.

50. Rama, who granted the wishes of the humbled Sugriva.

51. Rama, who defeated the arrogant monkey king Vali.

52. Rama, who sent a monkey messenger to Ravana.

53. Rama, who was always accompanied by his devoted brother Lakshmana.

5. Sundara Kanda (The Book of Beauty)

54. Rama, whom Hanuman remembered with every breath.

55. Rama, who removed every obstacle in Hanuman's path across the ocean.

56. Rama, whose name sustained Sita's life during her captivity.

57. Rama, who was slandered by the ten-headed Ravana.

58. Rama, who was glorified by the wise Hanuman in Ravana's court.

59. Rama, who heard from Hanuman the secret story of the crow incident shared by Sita.

60. Rama, who gazed upon Sita's crest jewel (chudamani) brought back by Hanuman.

61. Rama, who was deeply comforted by Hanuman’s reassuring words.

6. Yuddha Kanda (The Book of War)

62. Rama, who marched forth to vanquish Ravana.

63. Rama, surrounded by a vast army of loyal monkeys and bears.

64. Rama, who was entreated by the ocean god after threatening to dry up the sea.

65. Rama, who granted fearless refuge to Ravana's righteous brother, Vibhishana.

66. Rama, who built a stone bridge across the ocean to Lanka.

67. Rama, who severed the head of the giant Kumbhakarna.

68. Rama, who crushed the legions of demonic warriors.

69. Rama, who destroyed the demons Ahiravana and Mahiravana.

70. Rama, who slew the ten-headed Ravana in battle.

71. Rama, who was praised by Brahma, Shiva, and all celestial beings.

72. Rama, whose deeds were witnessed by his father, Dasharatha, from heaven.

73. Rama, who rejoiced upon reuniting with Sita.

74. Rama, who was bowed to by Vibhishana after crowning him King of Lanka.

75. Rama, who boarded the aerial chariot Pushpaka Vimana to return home.

76. Rama, who stopped to honor Sage Bharadwaja on his journey back.

77. Rama, who brought joy to Bharata by returning.

78. Rama, the crowning jewel of the city of Ayodhya.

79. Rama, who embraced all citizens equally as his own family.

80. Rama, who ascended the jewel-studded royal throne.

81. Rama, who was crowned in a grand coronation ceremony.

82. Rama, who was honored by all the kings of the earth.

83. Rama, who gifted the sacred idol of Lord Ranganatha to Vibhishana.

84. Rama, who showered his grace upon the monkey clan.

85. Rama, the protector of all living beings.

86. Rama, the supreme sustainer of all the worlds.

7. Uttara Kanda (The Final Book)

87. Rama, who was praised by the assembly of visiting sages.

88. Rama, who listened to the history of Ravana's origins.

89. Rama, who found joy in Sita's loving embrace.

90. Rama, who governed his kingdom with justice and righteousness.

91. Rama, who sent Sita, the daughter of Janaka, away to the forest.

92. Rama, who orchestrated the defeat of the tyrant Lavanasura through Shatrughna.

93. Rama, who was praised by Shambuka upon his attainment of heaven.

94. Rama, who was delighted by the singing of his twin sons, Lava and Kusha.

95. Rama, who performed the sacred Ashwamedha horse sacrifice.

96. Rama, who was informed by Time itself that his earthly mission was complete.

97. Rama, who granted spiritual liberation to the people of Ayodhya.

98. Rama, who brought joy to Brahma and all celestial beings upon his return.

99. Rama, who revealed his radiant, eternal divine form.

100. Rama, who frees souls from the cycle of birth and death.

101. Rama, who is ever dedicated to establishing righteousness (dharma).

102. Rama, who grants liberation to those wholly devoted to him.

103. Rama, the guardian of all moving and unmoving creation.

104. Rama, the healer of all worldly suffering.

105. Rama, who resides eternally in his supreme abode of Vaikuntha.

106. Rama, who abides in a state of eternal, unbroken bliss.

107. Rama, Rama, victory to King Rama!

108. Rama, Rama, victory to Sita and Rama!