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|||||||| Free Tamil Books, Tamil PDF ebooks and ePub Tamil collection for download online Here is a collection of popular Tamil eBooks, in ePub and PDF format, handpicked by TamilCube for your reading online! You can choose to read the books online or on your mobile or download in ePub or PDF format. Kamba Ramayana is not a verbal translation of the Sanskrit epic by Valmiki, but a retelling of the story of Lord Rama by our greatest of great poet Kambar in Tamil.The original version of Ramayana was written by Valmiki. You can read the translated kamba ramayanam in Android's best tamil reader app. Ranganathan (retd.), Creative Workshop.Free download or read online Kamba Ramayanam Aranya Kandam - Vai Mu Gopalakrishnamacharyar tamil pdf book from the category of Alphabet K. Sundara Kandam of Srimad Valmiki Ramayanam by Justice S. Chari and his family trust, Ramu Endowments, for coming forward to sponsor the publication. Releasing the book at Tag Centre, Justice S. Raghuveera Gadyam to give the author’s concept a wholesome view. Also given are extracts fromĪn Introduction to Sundara Kandam by Swami Tapasyananda of Ramakrishna Mission and introduction to Vedanta Desika’s The Concept of the Beautiful in Sanskrit Literature from the foreword he gave to Dr. Section one is an abridgement of the Sanskrit verses of the 68 cantos of Sundara Kandam and the author recommends this volume for daily parayanam. Manohar’s ‘Ilankeswaran’, while discussing the various versions of Sita’s birth.
In the chapter on Sita-Rama marriage, the author even goes to the extent of quoting Tamil theatre version of R.S. In the article, ‘Why study the Ramayana’, the author quotes ‘Karpaar Ramapiraanai Allaal Matrum Karparo’ (Will any learner seek to study about any Lord other than Rama?) from Tiruvaimozhi. In one such article, the author draws the readers’ attention to one of the qualities of Rama, as ‘He recognised and acknowledged noble traits of others’. The second part of the book ‘Musings on Valmiki Ramayana’ contains over 40 brief articles of scholarly interpretation. He refers to this doctrine expounded by the Vaishnavite saint Sri Vedanta Desika in his ‘Abaya Pradana Sara’, in support of his statement. The author states that many scholars regard the Ramayana as the essence of Saranagati Sastra. He quotes appropriately from Periyazhwar, Kambar and Tulsidas, revealing his proficiency in languages other than English. The author has aimed at not only readability but also lucidity in his narration of the text. He, therefore, found a three-way solution - restrict the study of only Sundara Kandam, focus the study to select verses and provide Tamil transcription along with English translation of the verses. According to him, the purpose of bringing out this 800-plus page volume focusing only on Sundara Kandam has been his fear that the habit of the tradition of reading the whole Valmiki Ramayanam or Sundara Kandam may gradually disappear in course of time. This volume contains two sections, one abridged version of Sundara Kandam along with invocatory verses, Gayatri Ramayanam, Sankshepa Ramayanam, Ramadhyavatara Ghattam, Sita-Rama Vivaha Ghattam, Aditya Hrudayam and Sita-Rama Pattabhishekam concluding with Hanuman Chalisa section two deals with musings on the Valmiki Ramayanam.įor the author, Justice S.
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