Ram Charit Manas Path

Ramcharitmanas — "the lake of the deeds of Rama" — is the magnum opus of Goswami Tulsidas, composed in Awadhi at Varanasi between 1574 and 1577 CE. Spanning seven kandas (Bal, Ayodhya, Aranya, Kishkindha, Sundar, Lanka, and Uttar), the work contains approximately 12,800 verses across 1073 dohas, 4608 chaupais, and 86 chhands. While a full Akhand Path requires 9 days (Navah-paray) of continuous recitation, our 4-hour booking covers a Sankshipt (abridged) Sampurna Path that recites the principal dohas and chaupais of all seven kandas with sankalp, mangalacharan, beej-mantra of each kanda, kanda-end aarti, and concluding pushpanjali. This puja is traditionally undertaken on Ram Navami, during Chaitra Navratri, on the anniversary of a deceased family member as paap-prayaschitta, before major life transitions, or as a 9-day household anushthan during Magha or Shravan. Tulsidas himself stated in the Bal Kanda that this Manas removes the threefold afflictions (taap-traya) and grants Rama-bhakti — the supreme goal. The booking includes full sankalp, abridged sampurna path, havan, aarti, prasad of fruits and panjiri, and HD video.