Shall forgo Sita as lost wage

Jai Sri Ram,

Said Angada, bragging not in vain, contending with Rama, such will be your fate when Lord gets engaged in battle, and his fierce arrows dart, will you then be able to bounce, realizing before time and adore the high souled Sri Rama,

Hearing these words Ravana flared up, and related the might of Kumbakarna and Meganada, his brother and son unmatchable warrior the vanquisher of gods, and their king Indra, making a bridge on the sea is nothing, many birds even cross the seas having no valor in their cult, glorifying himself in many ways, 

Replied Angada that cutting heads is not more than an illusion as claimed by your worship of Shiva, a juggler performs the same but never proclaims valor, your infatuation is beyond words,  cease wrangling nay more I am the messenger of Sri Rama, if I were not afraid of insulting Rama I would have wrought this before your eyes, Dashing you on the ground, exterminating your army, laying waste your town, I would have taken away Janaka's daughter with all your wives, 

In mild sports, he turned down the stage set there with mighty worriers to make them realize the truth of his person, a messenger of Sri Rama, he challenged the whole assemble by firmly planting his feet that if any of your mightiest warriors can remove my feet from its place, I Shall forgo Sita as lost wager and Rama will return forthwith,

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try to recognize the almighty Lord Rama

 Jai Sri Ram,

Said Ravana, listen, O fool, I am the same Ravana, sports of whose arms are familiar to Mount Kailash, peak sacred of Lord Shiva, I am the same Ravana who offered my heads as flowers in the lotus feet of Shiva, the prowess of my arms is known to the guardians of the eight quarters,

I am the same Ravana earth shakes in fear from and might of my reality is known to all celestials whoever remains scared, O barbarous monkey you belittle extol Ravana, a mere mortal,

Angada replied, take care about the words you speak, how can I call that to a man whose pride melted away by the sight of Parshurama, who ran away in fear of Sajastrabahau, sick of you to differentiate between heaven and Baikuntha, bird and the Garuda, Rama and the price, Hanuman and the monkey, 

Hanuman trampling your pride as well your army, waste your gardens setting out your capital on fire and slaying your own son, give up hypocrisy, try to recognize the almighty Lord Rama if you pit yourself against Rama even heavenly trinity cannot save you, this flared up Ravana like blazing fire,

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Furious Angada

 Jai Sri Rama,

Words of Angada annoyed Ravana, and in fury said, O you little monkey fool by nature, not aware of my being, tell the name of your father you are calling upon our friendship, Angad said I am Son of Vali if you can recall him by name, did you ever meet him, of sure we have do met in past in KishKinda, 

Ravana said, yes I remember a monkey named Vali, ashamed of you that you are his son and acting as messager of a hermit, tell me the whereabouts of Vali, and his wellness, Said Angada, wait for a few days you shall go to Vali soon and embracing your friend personally enquire after his wellness. he will tell you all about the wellness of fellows from hostility with Sri Rama,

Angada said, I am honored to be a messenger of Sri Rama, and to my knowledge, a more messenger visited Lanka a few days back named Hanuman, a monkey if you can recall the doings of that Monkey, Ravana said in a sarcastic tone, money possesses a great virtue, serve his master by dancing here and there is known to the world, 

Furious Angada, a Monkey burnt your city and destroyed your self-respect altogether and beat all your bravos and warriors and reached home safe by alarming you for the worst, yet you are not ashamed, Ravana I know one Ravana who went to nether world to conquer Vali but tied up in the stables by the children, Bali took compassion and released him, was that you, One Ravana was discovered by Sahastrabahu, who captured him as a strange creature brought him home for the sake of fun, on the request of Sage Pulastya got released, I am ashamed to tell you, You was held tight under my father's arms, and he keeps you in his prison  for long, now tell me the truth among these who were you or it was all your traits in past,

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Angada entered the city

 Jai Sri Ram,

As soon as Angada entered the city met one of Ravana's sons named Prahasta, try to intercept Angada, in no time Angada killed him, which raised alarm among all citizens in fear of doing Sri Hanuman a few days ago, 

Is He the same monkey or someone alike, who knows what providence going to take now, everyone thought in exceedingly dismay, guiding the monkey towards the assembly of Ravana,

Very soon Angada reached the gate and sent a message, Ravana laughed and said, Go, usher him in my presence, let us know where the monkey has come upon, Next moment Angada was in front of Ravana thinking of Sri Rama's might bow his head and took the seat of its own creation fearlessly in appearance like a lion, midst of mad elephants,

Ravana asked who are you, and from where, Said Angada I am the messenger of Sri Rama, to my knowledge you and my father were friends, you are from the lineage of virtuous Pulastya that mind-born son of Brahma, you worshipped Shiva in numerous ways and obtained boons but failed to make appropriate application of them, in the delusion of your sick reality in the shadow of kingly ego embodied with infatuation you carried of Sita, mother of the universe, now listen to my friendly advice, put a straw between your row of teeth and an axe by the throat and take all your people including your wives with you, respectfully placing Devi Sita, in this way repair to him shedding all fears thus address him, o protector of a suppliant, save me, save me now, the moment Lord hears your piteous cry will surely rid of you of every fear, 

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Sri Ekadasi today

 Jai Sri Ram,

Sri Ekadasi is celebrated in spirit divine by enjoining the prescribed syllabus of the day,

Day for devotees and aspirants to achieve so much beyond bound both ways for both worlds,

A day to recollect self for high-end pursuits of life to enrich self with respective energy level to make it favorable,

A day to dwell upon the truth of eternal generosity, forethoughts, and idealism to narrow the gap between self and the truth to reach high zones within self and flux of the day felicitate like anything, 

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Angada

 Jai Sri Ram,

While Ravana was laughing and joking in diverse ways blinded by pride entered the court, 

The reed neither blossoms nor bears fruit even though the cloud rains nectar on it, and so is the truth of Ravana this moment, 

There Rama woke at daybreak summoning all his councilors asked their opinion about the way to proceed from this point, Jambvaan suggested that according to my light, Angada may be sent as an envoy to Ravana to avoid any unforeseen, Merciful Lord turned to Angada, and said I need not to give instructions, I know you are supremely clear to act as per situation, should talk with the enemy in the way as may advance my cause and serve the interest at the same time,

Bowing his head to the lotus feet of lord Angada arose and said, my Lord, he alone is an ocean of virtue, on whom you shower your grace, O divine Rama, all the objects of Lord are self-accomplished, i have honored by the grace of lord by charging with this task, thrilled in body and delighted at heart he departed,

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eight evils

 Jai Sri Ram,

Ravana laughed when he heard the words of his wife, how mighty is the infatuation and it rightly regards the character of a woman, eight evils ever abide in her heart,

Recklessness, mendacity, fickleness, deceit, timidity, indiscretion and callousness, 

You describe the enemy's cosmic form and thus told me a most alarming story but all that is naturally in my under control, me beloved, it is by your grace that it has become clear to me now, that I have come to know your ingenuity, my dear this way you have told my greatness,

Your words, O fawn-eyed lady are profound, they afford delight when understood and dispel and dispel all fear when heard, Mandodary was now convinced at heart that her husband's impending death had deluded him, 

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