More Powerful Characters in Ramayana | Great Moral Story Of Ramayanam In Telugu | InfOsecrets 

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In the Ramayana, Ravana is born powerful and is given a boon by Brahma, who conquers the moons and torments the gods. The gods did not have the power to kill Ravana because Ravana wanted the boon of immortality by humans other than the monkeys. Then all the deities went to Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu takes birth as Rama in Ayodhya as a human to kill Ravana, all the deities take birth as Vanaras with their elements to help Rama. These monkeys are born very strong with very powerful boons to fight against demons like Ravana in the battle of Ramaravana. Vanaras are also proved to be very powerful in Ramayana, when we read Valmiki Ramayana we understand that Hanuman would have found it very difficult to defeat Ravana without Sugriva. But when we think of monkeys, Hanuman is the first thing we remember. In the Ramayana there are some other powerful Vanaras like Hanuman, who possess power as well as divinity. But apes are usually depicted as monkeys in human form. In Hinduism, Vanaras are a race of people who live in forests. Vanaras are shapeshifters, having a tail and strong claws for those in ape form. Also, their skin and skeleton are very hard to be destroyed by anyone. Vanaras are semi-divine beings who were created to help Rama. But in Ramayana there are seven very powerful monkeys. How these seven monkeys helped Lord Rama, what are their names and why these monkeys are said to be the most powerful. What are their powers, are there more powerful resources than Hanuman in Ramayana? In this video let's know about the things.
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