Ram Navami - Birth of Lord Rama

Key Thought: Living in accordance with dharma is the highest form of devotion.

Ram Navami is one of the most important Hindu festivals, celebrated on the ninth day of the Chaitra month (spring full moon). The festival commemorates the birth of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu, hero of the ancient epic Ramayana. Rama is considered the embodiment of dharma - righteousness, morality, and ideal living. This day coincides with the ninth day of Chaitra Navaratri, adding special spiritual significance.

Program

• 10:00 - Lord Rama Puja
• 12:00 - Ramayana recitation
• 13:00 - Festive lunch
• 15:00 - Kirtan and bhajans in honor of Rama

Spiritual Significance

Lord Rama symbolizes the ideal human who lived in accordance with dharma even in the face of greatest trials. His story, described in the Ramayana, teaches us about devotion, righteousness, responsibility, and love. On Ram Navami, devotees recite passages from the Ramayana, sing kirtans, and participate in special pujas. This festival is an opportunity to reflect on one’s own life and strive to live in harmony with the principles of dharma.

Information for Participants

All who wish to honor the birth of Lord Rama and explore the teachings of dharma are welcome. Please arrive before 10:00. After the ceremony, we invite you to join the festive lunch and collective kirtan singing. For details and registration: contact.

Om Shri Ramaya namah