The Ramayana Teaches Us A Lot About Morals
The Ramayan is an endless source of wisdom for humanity on how to live in a world that serves the community and performs no acts that one will hesitate in later in life. Lord Rama isn't the only person whose acts create a lasting impression on our thoughts. Almost every member of the Ayodhya royal family, namely Maharaj Dashrath's family, is a firm believer in values. When children are young, telling them stories from the ancient epic composed by sage Valmiki about the upright prince (and subsequently King) of Ayodhya will provide clarity and a sense of direction. If one looks carefully, the Ramayan teaches us a multitude of moral teachings. • Family is essential. Being the oldest of the King of Ayodhya's four sons, Lord Ram was about to be crowned King. However, Kaikeyi, Ram's generally lovely stepmother, was unjustly provoked into impeding Ram's ascension. Lord Ram, on the other hand, was not offended by anyone, especially his stepmother. He maintained his pl...