Hymn-Sri Sita Rama Stotram-M. Venkataraman

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This is a hymn in praise of Lord Rama and Goddess Sita. It describes the attributes and compassion of Rama and Sita. According to legends, this hymn is said to have been composed by Lord Hanuman.

The hymn consists of ten verses based on simple sentences like this.

Rama is the Lord of Ayodhya and a great ornament of the Raghu dynasty. Sita is the queen of Mithila and a great jewel of the Janaka clan. He is from the lineage of Surya. She is from the lineage of Chandra.

Rama is the son of Dasaratha, born to Kousalya and Sage Vasishta is his family Priest. Sita who manifested from the Earth is the daughter of Janaka and Sage Sadananda is her family Priest.

His broad eyes are like lotuses. Her eyes resemble the indeevara flowers. He has the attraction of the moon rays. She has the face resembling the moon. His gait resembles an elephant and she walks like a swan.

Rama applies sandal paste to His chest. Sita decorates Herself with Kunkum. While he keeps a rope in His hands, her hand adorns a lotus. He resembles the dark cloud and she dazzles like gold.

Rama protects the devotees who surrender to him. Sita is pleased with the devotion. He sits on the divine throne and she adorns the divine garments and garlands.

Rama always keeps glancing at Sita and she lovingly invites his glances. They reflect each other. They are the great Divine Couple in the three worlds.

I sincerely and devoutly surrender to them and sing and chant their praise. When we sincerely pray to them with ardent devotion, we shall become close to this Divine Couple and all our problems will vanish.

The phalasruti says that this hymn praising Rama and Sita is being chanted as ordained by Sri Hanuman who has prayed to them with these lines. The person who sincerely reads and recites this hymn shall get his desires fulfilled.

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