Pious soul will judge for themselves

Jai Sri Ram,
Hearing the distinctive merits of both,

Pious soul will judge for themselves,

Forms are found to be subordinate to the name,,

Without the name you cannot come to the knowledge of a form,

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The Lord

Jai Sri Ram,
The Lord appear in persons at the very mention of His name,

Name and form are the tow attributes of God,

Both of them are ineffable and beginning-less and can be rightly understood only in means of good intelligence,

It is presumptuous on one's part to declare as to which is superior or inferior,

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The Name

Jai Sri Ram,
The Name and the object named,

Though similar in significance,

And allied as master and servant one to another,

that is to say even though there is complete identity between God and his name, the former closely follows the latter even as a servant follows his master,

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In ancient Literature

Jai sri Ram,
In ancient literature it is highlighted that how Lord Vishnu assumed the form of a gigantic tortoise,

In order to support mount Mandara and prevent it from sinking while it was being rotated by gods and demons in the attempt to churn the ocean of milk to attain nectar,

Again they are like bees for the beautiful lotus in the shape of the devotees's mind and are the very like Hari that Krishna and Haladara that Balarama, for Yashoda, in the shape of the tongue,

The two letters Ra and Ma forming part of the name of Raghuvara, the chief of Raghu', crown all the letters of the alphabet, the one spreading like an umbrella and the other resting as a crest jewel,

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for the good of the world

Jai sri Ram,
They are beautiful ornaments of the ears of the fair damsel in the form of devotion,

Stand as the spotless Sun and Moon for the good of the world,

They are like the taste and gratifying quality of nectar in the form of emancipation,

And are supporters of the globe like the divine tortoise and serpent god Sesa,

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Delightful

Jai Sri Ram,
They are most delightful to utter.

Hear and remember and are dear as Rama and Laxmana to Tulsidas,

When treated separately, the tow letters lose their harmony, are differently pronounced, bear diverse meaning in the form of seed letters and as such yield different results,

Whereas they are naturally allied even as Brahma-the cosmic spirit, and Jiva the individual spirit, good brothers like the divine sages Nara and Narayana, they are sustainer of the universe and redeemers of the devotees in particular,

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hereafter

Jai Sri Ram,
Rama-राम, both the letter-sound are sweet and attractive,

They are the two eyes, as it were, of the alphabet and the very life of the devotee,

Easy to remember and delightful to one and all,

They bring gains here and provide sustenance hereafter,

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joined her Lord in the dinner

Jai Sri Ram,
Once upon a time, Bhagwan Shankara invited his consort to join his dinner, Goddess Gauri, however declined on the ground,

That she had not yet recited the Vishnu Sahastranama, Which she must before,

Bhagwan Shankara asked her to repeat the name of Rama instead,

As a single utterance of the name was as good as reciting other names of the Lord, Parvati did accordingly and forthwith joined her Lord in the dinner,

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Before the advent

Jai Sri Ram,
Valmiki was not just saint poet in his earlier life and was known in the name of Ramakara,

Seven seers , who once fell a victim to his depredation, awakened him to the reprehensible nature of his conduct and instructed him in the holy name Rama,

Completely immersed in sin he was, however, unable to utter the word, the seers therefore, asked him to repeat the name in the reverse order,

In this way he was eventually able to utter the name correctly and in course of time become so fond of repeating it that ultimately turned out to be a pious sage and related the story of Sri Rama in the fine verse even before the advent,

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