AYODHYA - MAHATMYA
AYODHYA - MAHATMYA
About the Book
- Author: Gita Press Gorakhpur
- Language: Hindi
- Size: Granthakar (18.62cm*27.1cm)
- Code: 2302
Ayodhya Mahatmya, published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, presents the sacred description of Ayodhya, the divine birthplace of Bhagwan Shri Ram, as narrated in the Rudrayamala and Skanda Purana. This text glorifies Ayodhya’s spiritual significance, divine history, sacred sites, and the blessings associated with remembering, visiting, or worshipping in this holy city. This edition contains a complete and simple Hindi translation, making the ancient Sanskrit text accessible to modern readers. The Sachitra (illustrated) format includes devotional artwork of Bhagwan Ram, Sita, Lakshman, and Bharat, especially the divine form of Shri Kanak Bhavan Bihariji (Ayodhya), which enhances devotion and helps readers connect with the holy narrative.
Key features
The book explains why Ayodhya is considered one of the most sacred dhams, the importance of pilgrimage, the spiritual merit of worship in the city, and descriptions of sacred tirthas, temples, and traditions.
This makes the book ideal for devotees, pilgrims, Ram bhaktas, and those seeking to understand Ayodhya’s glory as celebrated in the Puranas.
Deepens devotion to Bhagwan Shri Ram through Puranic descriptions of Ayodhya Dham.
Provides clear understanding of Ayodhya’s sacred spots, traditions, and spiritual importance.
Enhances pilgrimage experience, offering historical and theological insights.
Ideal for daily reading, satsang study, and devotional reflection.
Supports spiritual growth, inspiring purity, humility, and dedication.
Perfect for Ram Navami, sacred fasting days, and festival readings.
Acts as a guide for all Ayodhya devotees, whether visiting physically or reading from afar
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AYODHYA - MAHATMYA
About the Book
- Author: Gita Press Gorakhpur
- Language: Hindi
- Size: Granthakar (18.62cm*27.1cm)
- Code: 2302
Ayodhya Mahatmya, published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, presents the sacred description of Ayodhya, the divine birthplace of Bhagwan Shri Ram, as narrated in the Rudrayamala and Skanda Purana. This text glorifies Ayodhya’s spiritual significance, divine history, sacred sites, and the blessings associated with remembering, visiting, or worshipping in this holy city. This edition contains a complete and simple Hindi translation, making the ancient Sanskrit text accessible to modern readers. The Sachitra (illustrated) format includes devotional artwork of Bhagwan Ram, Sita, Lakshman, and Bharat, especially the divine form of Shri Kanak Bhavan Bihariji (Ayodhya), which enhances devotion and helps readers connect with the holy narrative.
Key features
The book explains why Ayodhya is considered one of the most sacred dhams, the importance of pilgrimage, the spiritual merit of worship in the city, and descriptions of sacred tirthas, temples, and traditions.
This makes the book ideal for devotees, pilgrims, Ram bhaktas, and those seeking to understand Ayodhya’s glory as celebrated in the Puranas.
Deepens devotion to Bhagwan Shri Ram through Puranic descriptions of Ayodhya Dham.
Provides clear understanding of Ayodhya’s sacred spots, traditions, and spiritual importance.
Enhances pilgrimage experience, offering historical and theological insights.
Ideal for daily reading, satsang study, and devotional reflection.
Supports spiritual growth, inspiring purity, humility, and dedication.
Perfect for Ram Navami, sacred fasting days, and festival readings.
Acts as a guide for all Ayodhya devotees, whether visiting physically or reading from afar
Legal Disclaimer: Product images are for illustrative purposes only. Images/packaging/ labels may vary from time to time due to changes made by the manufacturer's manufacturing batch and location.
