Happy Ram Navami 2023: Every year, Hindus commemorate Ram Navami, one of the most auspicious festivals. Ram Navami occurs on Thursday, March 30 this year. It commemorates the birth of Lord Ram, who is also said to be Lord Vishnu’s seventh incarnation. Ram Navami occurs on the ninth day of the Chaitra month’s Shukla Paksha (the brighter half). Lord Ram’s birthday coincides with the ninth day of Chaitra Navratri, when devotees of Maa Durga conclude their fasting, because he was born on the ninth day of Chaitra month at noon (Madhayhna period or the centre of the day).
Happy Ram Navami 2023: Wishes, Quotes, Messages
May Lord Rama’s divine favour be with you always. I wish you a joyous and successful Rama Navami.
On this auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, may Lord Ram bless you with prosperity, happiness, and peace. Happy Ram Navami to you and your family.
On this auspicious day of Ram Navami, I wish you and your family the blessings of Lord Ram. May happiness, peace, and prosperity fill your spirit and home. Ram Navami greetings.
May you be successful in all your efforts with Lord Ram’s blessings. To you and your family, Shubh Ram Navami.
May happiness and satisfaction fill your life with the gleam of diyas and the echo of chants. I wish you a joyous Ram Navami.
This festival should serve as a reminder to be optimistic and hopeful, because virtue always triumphs over evil. Ram Navami greetings.
Ayodhya jinka dham ki charnon mein hamara pranam hai, Ram jinka naam hai. Ram Navami’s hardik shubhkamnaye.
On this unique occasion, I wish you and your family happiness, harmony, and prosperity. Ram Navami greetings.
May all your goals come true and all your endeavours succeed this Ram Navami. Have a happy Ram Navami.
This Ram Navami, I wish you love, health, serenity, and prosperity. Lord Rama, may you and your family always be guided in the correct direction., Shubh Ram Navami.
Ram Navami Day 2023: Date, History and Lesser Known Facts
Ram Navami 2023: Quotes
1. “To be happy always is something which is difficult to achieve. That is to say, happiness and sorrow alternate in one’s life and there cannot be uninterrupted happiness alone. ” – Rama to Kaikeyi
2. “What Rama says once he carries out; there is no looking back.” – Rama to Kaikeyi
3. “Only the timid and the weak leave things to destiny but the strong AND the self-confident never bank on destiny or luck.” – Lakshmana to Rama
4. “Grief destroys one’s courage. It destroys one’s learning. It destroys one’s everything. There is no enemy greater than grief.” – Kausalya to Dasaratha
5. “Just as people are afraid of serpents they are afraid of people who utter lies. Truth controls this world and dharma is rooted in truth.” – Rama to Maharshi Jabali
6. “No ancient story, not even Homer’s Iliad or Odyssey, has remained as popular through the course of time. The story of Rama appears as old as civilization and has a fresh appeal for every generation.” – David Frawley
7. “Abandon pride, which is the same as Tamas-guna (darkness), rooted as it is in ignorance and is a source of considerable pain; and adore Lord Shri Rama, the Chief of the Raghus and an ocean of compassion.” – Tulsidas, Ramayana
8. “You can’t protect Dharma if you don’t know what it is.” – Vijay Singh Sodhi
9. “The Ramayana’s message is not that we passively give in to Destiny, but that we gallantly stick to Duty.” – Chaitanya Charan Das
10. “It is difficult for the children to repay the debt of what the mother and the father have done to bring them up.” – Rama to Vasishtha
11. “Beauty may leave the moon, Himalayas may become bereft of snow, the ocean may transgress its shores but I will never violate the promise given by my father.” – Rama to Bharata
12. “A wise man should foresee tragedy or misfortune and take action to prevent or overcome such tragedy or misfortune well before it strikes. Thus only he can enjoy a safe and good life.” -Rama to Lakshmana
13. “Enthusiasm has great strength. There is no greater strength than enthusiasm. There is nothing which is not attainable in this world for the enthusiastic.” – Lakshmana to Rama
14. “Whether in sorrow or in happiness a friend is always a friend’s support.” – Sugreeva to Rama
15. “To err is human, there is none who has not erred some time or other.” – Sugreeva to Lakshmana
