Should we desire for liberation from Katha?   Shri Tulsidasji has described Ram Katha as kamdhenu (wish-yielding cow). For saints like Tulsidasji, this katha is chintamani(wish-yielding gem). Those who have taken refuge of Shrimad Bhagavat or Ramayan, and live according to the guidance of these scriptures, have experienced that they have no worries; none of their desires are…

Why do we remember our ancestors during a sankalp for a pooja/yagya?   Ram Katha is an account of the ideal conduct of behaviour in life. We arrange a Ram Katha in order to receive guidance on how to endeavour to live our lives perfectly. In doing a sankalp (resolution) during a yagya/pooja, we also mention our common ancestors (known as gotrocchar).…