Why is Ram called Maryada Purushottam?

Critics of Hindu religion criticize Ram, because they know that ‘Ram’ is the strongest pillar of Hindu religion. If this pillar is demolished, it will become easier to convert Hindus. But the scriptures tell that except the last 2 years of the 14 years of exile, Ram tried to connect the tribals and Dalits of India with the mainstream of India for 12 years. Tried hard.
Lord Ram has been called ‘Maryada Purushottam’ i.e. the best man among men. During his exile, he worked to organize all the tribals and Dalits of the country and taught them how to live life. During this time he lived a simple life. He saved the ashrams of all the saints of the country from the terror of barbarians. Examples of this can be easily found not only in Ramayana but also in the evidence scattered across the country. Lord Ram was the creator of India. It was he who did the work of tying together all the castes and sects of India in one thread during his 14 years of exile in the forest. God does not belong to any caste group nor does he discriminate among human beings. Ram’s relations with Kevat, Shabari, Jatayu, Sugriva and Sampati etc. show that there was no such caste feeling in that period, Shri Ram lived in the forest for 14 years and traveled across India and met the Indian tribals, tribes, hill and sea people. Spread the message of truth, love, dignity and service. This was the reason that when Shri Ram fought with Ravana, all types of forest dwellers and tribal castes supported Shri Ram.

What happens by chanting the name of Ram?

Name of the savior Shri Ram: This word ‘Ram’ is more important than how beautiful it looks, its pronunciation is more important. Just by saying ‘Ram’ there is a different reaction in the body and mind, which gives us spiritual peace. Many researches have been done on the sound of this word and its miraculous effect has been proved, that is why it is also said that ‘Shri Ramji’s name is greater than Ram’. Countless saints and sages have attained salvation by chanting Shri Ram-Shri Ram. Pronunciation of the name Prabhu Shri Ram brings positive energy into life. Those who are familiar with the science of phonetics know that the glory of the word ‘Ram’ is immeasurable. When we say ‘Ram’ a special shape is formed in the air or sand. In the same way, a special rhythm starts coming in the mind also. When a person keeps chanting the name ‘Ram’ continuously, Lord Shri Ram resides in every pore of his body. Consider it certain that a circle of security will be formed around him. The effect of the name of Lord Shri Ram is tremendous. The only name that can remove all your sorrows is Ram.

How much tolerance did Ram have?

Lord Rama was the eldest son of Dasharatha, by this right he was to be handed over the throne of Adhoya. But following the orders of Mother Kaikeyi, he chose exile instead of ruling the kingdom. From this, humans should learn that obeying the orders of their parents is the first duty of the child. Lord Ram remained ethical even in adverse circumstances. He established a happy state by following the Vedas and dignity. He supported justice and truth by compromising with his own feelings and happiness. Be it renouncing the kingdom, killing Bali, killing Ravana or sending Sita to the forest. Be it Kevat or Sugriva, Nishadraj or Vibhishana. Lord Ram maintained a close relationship with his friends from every caste and class. Lord Ram was not only an efficient manager but also took everyone along. He gave everyone an opportunity for development and made better use of the available resources. Because of this quality of his, he and his army had built a bridge of stones to go to Lanka. Tolerance and patience are the special qualities of Lord Ram. Spending 14 years in the forest on the orders of Kaikeyi, doing penance to build a bridge over the sea, and living like a monk despite being a king after abandoning Sita, is the pinnacle of his tolerance.Lord Rama mercifully took everyone under his protection. There were animals, humans and demons in his army and he gave everyone a chance to move forward. He also gave Sugriva the right to lead the kingdom, Hanuman, Jambavan and Nal-Neel from time to time. Lord Rama’s three brothers Lakshman, Bharat and Shatrughan were the sons of their step mother, but they treated all the brothers more than their own brothers. Maintained a sense of sacrifice and dedication and gave affection. This was the reason that during Lord Rama’s exile, Lakshman went to the forest with him and despite getting the throne in Rama’s absence, Bharat gave justice to the people by keeping Lord Rama’s values in mind by placing Rama’s feet on the throne.
Lord Ram is recognized as an ideal brother for Bharat, master for Hanuman, a policy-skilled and just-loving king for the people, a best friend of Sugriva and Kevat and a person who takes the army along. Due to these qualities, he is worshiped by the name of Maryada Purushottam Ram. Someone’s qualities and actions create his identity.