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What If a War Broke Out Between Mahabharata and Ramayana Warriors?

Posted by Rajesh krishna mahabharat ram ramayan

An Imaginary Showdown Between Epic Legends — With a Twist! …SORRY FOR THIS…! But hey, sometimes imagination runs wild, and we just have to know: What if the legendary warriors of Ramayana and Mahabharata clashed in a celestial battlefield? Before diving in, let’s spice things up — not with a boring versus battle, but with a mixed team format! Introducing: ⚔️ Team Ramayan ⚔️ Lord Ram — The Maryada Purushottam , an ideal human but also Vishnu Himself. Every divine weapon known, wisdom beyond measure, and a code of honor no one can match. Ravan — The ten-headed demon king. Lifted Kailash, mastered Vedas and astras, feared by the Devas themselves. Indrajeet (Meghnad) — Son of Ravan. Defeated Indra, used illusions ( maya ) and had boons that made him nearly invincible after yajna. Lord Lakshman — Incarnation of Sheshnag . Ram’s right hand and savior of the battlefield. Destroyer of Indrajeet. Lord Hanuman — The unbeatable. Immortal. Blessed by all major deities. Fireproo...

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SHRI RAM RAKSHA STOTRAM
SHRI RAM PANCH RATNA STOTRAM
SHRI RAM ASHTOTTARA SATA NAAMAVALI
NAMA RAMAYANAM
SHRI EAM ASHTOTTARA SATA NAMA STOTRAM
SHRI SITA RAM STOTRAM
SHRI RAM SAHASRANAM STOTRAM
SHRI RAM KAVACHAM
SHRI RAM HRUDAYAM
MANGALA BHAWAN AMANGALA HARI
DASARATHI SATAKAM
SHRI RAM APADUDDHARAKA STOTRAM
SHRI RAM MANGALASASANAM STOTRAM
RAMA SABHA
SHRI RAM ASHTAKAM
SHRI RAMACHANDRA KRUPALU
SHRI RAMA BHUJANGA PRAYAATA STOTRAM

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