1. Sita Ram Sita Ram Sita Ram Jay Sita Ram Sita = the goddess Sita, an embodiment of devotion and loyalty, especially in divine union/marriage. Sita is an embodiment of Lakshmi, goddess of prosperity, abundance, good living on the earth and in the world. Esoterically, She is also the Kundalini Shakti, or power of God. Ram = the god Rama, an embodiment of dharma -- integrity, solidity, protection of the earth. Rama is an embodiment of Vishnu, lord and protector of the created universe, the one who preserves the stability of the worldly realms (natural and human). The supreme consciousness. Jay = glory to, victory to The names of the goddesses usually come first in the chants, thus “Sita-Ram” is the standard order. They are recognized as a divine couple, the union of male and female, lord and devotee, microcosm and macrocosm, Atma and Paramatma, Kundalini and Shiva (consciousness). In the intricacies of relationship, they sometimes switch roles, but the point is that this tradition honors the divine union. Approximate translation: Glory to Sita and Rama Krishna Das : youtu.be/n3_67ta8UNA ** Really awesome Bollywood video: youtu.be/uEaTLih_MpY
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