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Hinduism
Lesson 152

O Rama, Thy goodness is good to all.

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The monkeys too that scrambled up in the boughs of the tree under which the Lord sat, even these He held dear as Himself; says Tulsi, there is no master so generous as Rama. O Rama, Thy goodness is good to all, and if so, then good to Tulsi also.

Source Tulsidas, Ramayana, Bâl-kând, §3 · 📖 Read the full passage

✨ To meditate on today

According to Tulsidas, Rama, God incarnate in the Ramayana, is a master so generous that He cherishes even the monkeys perched in the tree above Him; His goodness extends to all, and so to the poet too, and to you. Today, when you feel unworthy or clumsy, remember: “Thy goodness is good to all, and so to me as well,” then extend that goodness to a being who is overlooked.

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