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Faith, symbolism and tradition
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Ram Lala
Rama in his cherished childhood form: innocence, hope and the quiet light of dharma.
The story & significance
Ram Lala is the child form of Lord Rama, a central figure of the Ramayana. Rama is revered as an example of dharma: living with integrity, honouring responsibility and caring for others. The child form brings tenderness to these ideals, inviting a relationship of affection and loving care with the divine.
In prayer & reflection
Devotees seek inspiration to live truthfully, act kindly and remain steady in their duties, with a heart open to grace.
A sacred invocationShri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram
A MOMENT FOR THE SOUL
Songs of devotion
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Devotees seek inspiration to live truthfully, act kindly and remain steady in their duties, with a heart open to grace.
These reflections describe Hindu devotional traditions. Beliefs and practices vary across families and communities.
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