Ayodhya
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The sacred city on the Sarayu river, birthplace of Lord Rama.
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Is it wrong to keep a large weapon in the house?
The speaker names Pawan Sinha — a very great guide and astrologer, he says — in whose videos it is said that a large weapon should not be kept at home and a small one should. He tells listeners not to pay attention to such backward talk: both shastra and shastra should be in a Sanatani's home. Learn to protect yourself, because nobody will come to protect you.
How is the Kul Bhairav identified?
If you know your Kuldevi, you will come to know the Kul Bhairav. And Bhagavan Shri Ram's Kuldevi, the speaker adds in the same stretch, is Bhagavati Vindhyavasini.
Society once held up the charitra of Ram, Lakshman and Bharat as the example of family conduct
Without deva kripa the family too will not survive, he says. Formerly the charitra of Bhagavan Shri Ramchandra ji Maharaj was shown, and the charitra of Lakshman ji, and people used to give that example in society — these two brothers are like Ram and Lakshman; the younger never sets aside the word of the elder; if this one is Ram then that one is Lakshman, and that one is Bharat in person, who never speaks to his elder brother meeting his eyes. Today, he says, it is Spiderman and Hulk; the world of Marvel is running.
Ram and Sita regard Hanuman as their first son, which is why he is king of Ayodhya
In the form of Bhagavan Hanuman ji it is the Mother too, he says: Bhagavan Shri Ramchandra ji Maharaj and Bhagavati Maiya Sita regard Hanuman ji as their first son. It is for this reason that Hanuman ji is today the king of Ayodhya — the rajpath was given to him, and seated in Hanumangarhi he is ruling.
Whose feet should someone living in Ayodhya desire?
To a listener from Ayodhya who wished to see his feet, he replies: why look at my feet? If you want to see feet, see the feet of Bhagavati Vindhyavasini; in Ayodhya, see the feet of Bhagwan Shri Ram. Living in Ayodhya, one must not desire anyone else's feet at all — desire the feet of Bhagwan Shri Ram, and desire the feet of his kuldevi Bhagavati Vindhyavasini. There is no need to desire anyone else.
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