Vaalmeeki Raamaayana Motilal Banarsidass The Doctrine of Impermanence (khaneka

The Doctrine of Impermanence (khaneka katha)

Since the opening of increased intercourse between India and Tibet consequent upon the Tashi Lama’s visit to India in 1905 (of which an account is given in Appendix H)

Philosophy in India is defined as Darsana of Vision

Vacaspati Misra

He must be interested in the welfare of all worlds

Vaalmeeki Raamaayana Motilal Banarsidass The Doctrine of Impermanence (khanekaThe object of presenting this is to stimulate interest in the study of Vaalmeeki Ramayana. There can never be a substitute for a study of this Epic than reading through the Sanskrit Text. If we have no knowledge of Sanskrit, even reading a translation in a language we are conversant with, will do us good. After all, this Epic by Vaalmeeki is a Vedha. At the hands of Sage Vaalmeeki, it became a Vedha. (Knowledge Vid to know) Vaalmeeki Raamaayana