Ram Setu Construction Story – Chapter 7: Victory and Legacy

Victory and Legacy

The Ram Setu was completely constructed. There was enthusiasm for victory in the Vanara army, and Shri Ram's face was looking towards the future. Now was the time to attack Lanka, the time to free Sita Mata from Ravana's bondage, the time to win the Dharma Yudh for which so much effort had been made.

Beginning of the Conquest of Lanka

The footsteps of the Vanara army were echoing on the Ram Setu. The waves of the ocean had become calm as if they too were wishing for the victory of Lord Ram. Heroes like Hanuman, Angad, and Nal-Neel were moving forward, their hearts filled with an amazing confluence of devotion and courage. Every Vanara warrior chanted the name of Ram, that was their weapon, that was their armor.

Shri Ram looked at Lakshman and said, "Lakshman, this Setu is not just made of stones, it is a bridge of Dharma and justice. It will show us the way to victory over unrighteousness. Today, we will shatter the arrogance of the demons." Lakshman bowed his head with reverence, "Your command is paramount, brother."

Liberation of Sita

A fierce battle took place in Lanka. The armies of Ram and Ravana clashed, as if two mountains were meeting. Ravana's mighty sons Meghnad and Kumbhakarna were killed, after which Ravana himself entered the battlefield. The war between Ram and Ravana astonished even the gods. Finally, Shri Ram killed Ravana. Lanka was plunged into mourning, but the gods rejoiced.

When Ram freed Sita from Ashok Vatika, her eyes filled with tears. Sita said, "Lord, you have suffered so much to save me! I am indebted to you." Ram embraced Sita and said, "Sita, this was not just a war to free you, but to establish Dharma. Your purity has given me this power."

Importance of Ram Setu

Ram Setu was not just a bridge, it was a symbol of Ram's power, Hanuman's devotion, and the unwavering faith of the Vanara army. This bridge will remind people for ages that when one struggles for Dharma and justice, the impossible also becomes possible. This bridge has become an integral part of India's cultural heritage, attracting millions of devotees every year.

Looking towards the Setu, Hanuman said, "This Setu is not just made of stones, it is made of the name of Ram. It is proof of the glory of the name of Ram." Shri Ram replied, "Hanuman, this Setu is also a symbol of your devotion. The dedication that you and the Vanara army have shown will make this Setu immortal."