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Valmiki's RAMAYANA, one of the greatest stories of all time, has been sung and chanted down the centuries by peoples from the farthest corners of the Indian continent.
This epic about Dharma, as though through a kind of cyclical journey — of birth and memory, death and forgetfulness — was discovered again and yet again by generations born endlessly becoming, until it became, the very sanskara of its people.
P. Lal's contemporary transcreation — condensed from the Sanskrit and rendered into English and specially brought out for our readers, young and old — comes at a time when the sanskara has begun its journey of erosion. However, none can miss its magical spell nor escape its profound message about redemption.
This epic about Dharma, as though through a kind of cyclical journey — of birth and memory, death and forgetfulness — was discovered again and yet again by generations born endlessly becoming, until it became, the very sanskara of its people.
P. Lal's contemporary transcreation — condensed from the Sanskrit and rendered into English and specially brought out for our readers, young and old — comes at a time when the sanskara has begun its journey of erosion. However, none can miss its magical spell nor escape its profound message about redemption.
