राम rām

राम rām. Rama, Sita’s consort, the protagonist of the Ramayan epic This character has two meanings in Baba’s murlis. 1 The Supreme Father, Shiv Baba, who conquers Ravan and liberates the soul, Sita, from the jail of vices. 2 The ruler of the silver age Baba has explained that Rama’s bow and arrows are symbolic of his internal combat with Maya that continued till the very end of the Confluence age as a result of which the soul failed at the last exam and came in the silver age, instead of enjoying a long-time reward in both ages (the golden and the silver ones).

राम rāma rā:m (nm) Ramchandra-the greatest of the ancient Indian kings of Solar dynasty and the hero of the great Indian epic—Ra:ma:yāṉ; God, an incarnation of Vishṉū. ~नवमी the birthday of Ra:m—the ninth day of the bright fortnight of चैत. -नाम सत्य है lit. the name of God alone is true—a saying repeatedly chanted during a Hindu funeral procession. ~राज्य the rule of Ra:m—golden rule; just, equitable and ideal, rule; Utopia; -राम a form of mutual salutation; Good God!, an interjectional utterance expressive of hate, surprise, indignation, etc.

Rama. 1) Charming (God’s title); 2) the name of the first king of silver age; 3) a character from “Ramayana”.