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This is just part 1 The movie starts with Ravana becoming Lord of 3 worlds and ends with Ravana killing Jatayu and taking seetha and Rama left alone in the forest So it is off course more Ravana than Rama Wait for part 2 when Hanuman will burn Lanka and Rama will destroy Ravana That is how Ramayana ended You dunderhead don’t even have patience to watch the complete story Didn’t Bahubali 1 end with Katappa killing Bahubali and his son still stranded and Devasena still imprisoned

अब तो नीतीश भारद्वाज ने भी निमित वामपंथी रामायण फ़िल्म पर थूक दिया । 2014 के बाद बने राष्ट्रवादियों को बता दे के नीतीश भारद्वाज वही है जिन्होंने भगवान श्री कृष्ण का रोल किया था “महाभारत TV सीरियल में ।

Ramayan is NOT mythology. Ramayan is Hindu history, supported by solid evidence and our ancient civilisational heritage. Can’t sell it for Money. Never Say it loud. Say it with pride. Repeat it without hesitation! Anyone who plays with it is my ENEMY

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a pandemic 100x more dreadful than corona is coming. you can book mark this, will happen before 2032. Peoplw will just fall and die.

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On 11 September — the Mahasamadhi day of Neem Karori Baba (Babaji) — and seeing the magical and unbelievable success of the film Hanuman Ansh, I felt inspired to share how his grace has quietly shaped my life over the years. My connection with Hanuman ji has always been deep, powerful, and personal. And because Babaji is said to be Hanuman’s anshavtar, his name was always familiar — but the true journey began much later, through moments that slowly formed a pattern, as if someone was guiding me toward something I wasn’t yet ready to understand. In Aug–Sept 2023, one night changed everything. In my sleep, I saw Babaji seated at the centre of my forehead. A burst of brilliant white light appeared — so intense that it woke me instantly. At that time, I had no idea what that centre meant. Only later, through my search, I learned that this point is the Agya chakra, associated with intuition, awakening, and the rise of inner energy. That experience pushed me into searching: reading, asking, listening. Even Bageshwar Dham Sarkar’s kathas opened doors into deeper spiritual ideas — chakras, Kundalini, the Agya centre, and the subtle energies behind Hindu rituals. Slowly, I began to understand that what I had seen was not just a dream — it was an awakening. In April 2024, by Babaji’s grace, I finally reached Kainchi Dhaam — a place I had prayed for with all my heart. Standing before Babaji’s murti, I felt a silence so deep that it felt like the world had paused. It wasn’t just peace; it was presence. In that moment, I poured my heart out: “Please bring a Guru into my life… someone who can explain what you showed me.” Before returning to Canada, another miracle unfolded. At Hanuman Garhi in Nainital, we entered a 24×7 Ram‑kirtan hall. Inside, on a small platform, I saw an idol of Babaji — in the exact pose from my dream. And the chandan mark was exactly where the burst of white light had appeared on my forehead. I froze. My breath stopped. My eyes filled. It felt like the dream had stepped into the physical world. I broke down crying — not out of sadness, but out of recognition. After returning to Canada, the next chapter opened exactly the way I had prayed for at Kainchi. I met someone who had brought prasad from a Hanumat Yagya in Nepal. He told me about Gurudev and the sadhana, and asked if I was interested. I felt the ground shift beneath my feet — it was exactly what I had asked Babaji for at Kainchi. The timing felt miraculous: I prayed there, and as soon as I returned, the path to a Guru opened. Who would imagine finding Gurudev in a Western country? I said “Yes” without hesitation — this was what I had been longing for. Through Gurudev’s guidance, the sadhana deepened. Soon, the ajapa jaap of Ram naam began manifesting automatically within the body — no effort, no chanting, just a natural inner vibration. It felt like an awakening, a stirring of Kundalini, responding to devotion. And in that moment, I understood the Hanuman Chalisa line in a way I never had before: “Tumhare bhajan Ram ko paave.” In 2025, we travelled to Mahakumbh, staying at an ashram on Yamuna Ghat where Morari Bapu’s Ram Katha was happening. I kept remembering what Baba’s books say: Hanuman ji never comes with mace or mountain. He appears as a beggar, a saint, or even a leper — always in a simple, unnoticed form. And wherever Ram Katha is happening, Hanuman ji surely comes. Even Tulsidas ji met him like this. One freezing morning around 4 AM, my wife and I were walking outside the ashram when we heard a faint voice calling for help. An old man in a wheelchair was struggling, asking to be taken to the toilet. The moment I looked at him, my heart stopped. He looked exactly like Babaji. We took him to the toilet. When he came out, he smiled — the same smile Babaji has in the photo on my office desk. Then he asked me to tie his shoelaces. It felt like he was giving me a chance to touch his feet, quietly, humbly, without revealing himself.