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Dadi-Nani Ki Kahaani Nani Ki Kahaani Nani Ki Kahaani

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Tulsidas and the Ramayana<br />

The Ramayana was originally written by Sage Valmiki.<br />

The story of Rama and Seeta was very popular during Tulsidas’ time.<br />

Tulsidasji sang the Valmiki Ramayana to large gatherings of people.<br />

However he soon realized that the people could not appreciate the beauty of the Valmiki<br />

Ramayana because it was in Sanskrit.<br />

Tulsidasji decided to rewrite the Ramayana in the spoken language.<br />

The Ram-Charit-Maanas is the title that he gave to the new version of the Ramayana that<br />

flowed from the depths of his heart.<br />

The original Sanskrit version of the Ramayana had 60,000 verses.<br />

Whereas the Ram-Charit-Maanas consists of 30,000.<br />

The people became jealous of Tulsidasji.<br />

They started to criticize him for tampering with the original version of the Ramayana.<br />

Some of them said that Tulsidas should be stopped immediately from committing such<br />

‘grave trespasses’<br />

At first the cruel remarks of his people hurt Tulsidas.<br />

He could not work, because he would be disturbed about what people were saying about<br />

him.<br />

But do you think that he stopped writing because of that?<br />

Don’t ever believe it, if people tell you that you are dumb or stupid.<br />

Tulsidas continued to sit on his desk everyday and he continued to write.<br />

Soon, Tulsidas realized that God lives in everyone’s heart.<br />

Therefore, how could Tulsidas think ill of those who tormented him?<br />

Dear Children, do you think that you can start to think like this?<br />

This is the way great people think!

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