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Honors paid to the divine entourage and an introduction to the supreme power of the holy name.
Invocations to the foundational divine figures and scriptures of the Hindu tradition.
Respects are paid to the great ancient sages and poets who previously sang the Lord's praises.
Further reflections on the poet's humble attempt to capture divine glory in words.
The poet expresses his unworthiness while praising the supreme power of Ram's story.
Acknowledging the divine presence of Lord Ram in every creature across the universe.
An explanation of the differing natures of holy men and malicious individuals.
Tulsidas humbly offers his respects even to the wicked to prevent them from hindering his holy work.
Reverential salutations are offered specifically to the spiritual teachers, Brahmins, and holy men.
Tulsidas begins the epic with prayers to various deities, gurus, and saints for blessings.
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श्री रामचरितमानस (All India Radio 1990s version)