Reading Notes: Ramayana A

  1. Ravana is born 
  2. Ravana confronts Shiva. Dashagriva is clearly cocky and tries to demonstrate his power
  3. Shive rewards Ravana, Ravana wants the beautiful girl 
  4. Ravan battles Yama they fought for 7 whole day and night 
  5. Ravana rapes Rhamba whispers a creepy comment "how luck for you we have met" then proceeds to rape her
  6. Rama amazes Kaushala Kamala bows her head and accepts Ramas godlyness
  7. The story of Tataka They all thought Takata and the family was dangerous so they ordered Takata and all sons to be murdered. 
  8. Takatakas sons attack The sons fight back 
  9. The story of Sita explains how she became the daughter of King Janaka 
  10. Sita surprises her sisters no one was able to lift the bow but Sita with no effort at all lifted the bow with her sisters in amazement 
  11. The story of Ramanchandra
  12. Sita meets two strangers she runs into two handsome strangers then runs back and thanks the goddess 

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