short-story
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• April 30, 1997
Dear friends, During Rama-navami last week in Manama I found myself sorely missing Ramayana discourses back home in India. Rama-navami celebrations in the privacy of our homes are indeed very satisfying. But there is nothing, however, that can substitute listening to a good Ramayana "kalapshEpam" by learned scholars. I had to improvise and re-create for myself in Bahrain, and for my own private enjoyment, an atmosphere of "Rama-navami" as I'd remembered it prevailing in Madras, MadurAntakam or Bhadrachalam. I did this simply by writing a short-story over the week-end! Adapting an incident from the "aranya-kAndam" once narrated by Sri.Mukkur Swamy II, I have tried to write a simple story with its setting in the forests of Dandakaranya along the banks of the River Godavari. It's a simple story in 8 parts. I hope most of you will find it interesting just as I pray it pleases the Lord Himself. adiyEn, sudarshan
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