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Ram Navami 2022: Know about it's history and important rituals for celebration
Ram Navami is an important Hindu festival, celebrated every year on the ninth day of Chaitra month (the first month in the Hindu lunar calendar) — it falls on April 10 this year. Ram Navami is celebrated to mark the descent of Vishnu avatar of Lord Ram on earth. He was born in Ayodhya to Queen Kausalya and King Dasharatha, in the Treta Yuga. Mention of Lord Ram is not only found in the ancient Hindu texts, but also in Jain and Buddhist scripturesYouth should stay away from these habits; it becomes a hindrance in
HISTORY OF RAM NAVAMI
Ram Navami mark the day our beloved Lord Rama was born. Lord Rama is the king of Ayodhya. He was born as the eldest of four son to King Dashrath & Queen Kaushalya in ayodhya in Treta yug.
King Dashratha performed a sacred ritual known as “Putrakameshti Yagna,” which was suggested by a sage, Vasishtha. In the ritual, the king served ‘payasam’ to all his wives to fulfill his wish of having a child. As a result, the king was blessed with a baby boy on the ninth day of the Hindu month, Chitra. Queen Kaushalya gave birth to Lord Rama, whereas the other queens gave birth to Lakshmana and Bharata.
Ram Navami is one of the five major holidays celebrated by the people belonging to the upper and lower castes in Hindu society. Lord Rama is believed to be the seventh avatar of the Hindu Lord Vishnu.. This spring festival clearly promotes the idea of the victory of good over evil.
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Ram Navami Celebration
This day is declared as a holiday in many Indian states, it is celebrated on different days. The Hindus celebrate this day by going to temples, observing fasts, and seeking Lord Rama’s blessings. Many devotees conduct havan, which is a fire ritual, performed by a priest who recites various mantras and hymns to worship Lord Ram. This havan is also scientifically proven to purify the environment by killing harmful virus. After the havan, a pooja or aarti is conducted. Followed by this aarti, devotees partake in singing & dancing religious hymns and partake in activities called Bhajan & Keertan.
