Below is an excerpt from the beginning of the "Ramayan Sumiran" in English script:
Shree ramchandra kripalu bhajuman, haran bhav bhaya darunam, Navkanj lochan, kanj mukh, kar kanj, pad kanjarunam. Kandarp aganit amit chhavi, navneel neeraj sundaaram, Pat peet maanahu tadit ruchi, shuchi naumi janak sukhkaari.
(The full version continues through the key events: Janma, exile, Panchavati, Sita-haran, Hanuman’s journey, Lanka war, and Ram’s return to Ayodhya.)
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Ramayan Sumiran — Lyrics (Romanized English)
Om Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi
Shri Ramchandra kripalu bhajamana harana bhavabhaya daruna
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi Below is an excerpt from the beginning of
Jai Siya Ram, Jai Jai Ram
Jai Siya Ram, Jai Jai Ram
Raghukul tilak Janki nata, janaki nayan kamal
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi
Sankat mochan naam toharo, sri rama tum mere sahara
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi
Rama rama rameti, ramanamey satat chalu
Rama kaheti man mera, basahu sahit vishalu Shree ramchandra kripalu bhajuman, haran bhav bhaya darunam,
Om Sri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram
Ramayan sumiran karu re man muraadi
(Repeat chorus as desired)
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The Ramayan Sumiran is more than a song; it is a spiritual tool. Its lyrics compress the vastness of the Ramayana epic into a portable format that can be carried in the heart. Reciting these English transliterations allows devotees worldwide to connect with the essence of the "Maryada Purushottam" (The Ideal Man), regardless of their ability to read Sanskrit or Hindi.