Stories in this part are from the Bal Kanda, Ayodhya Kanda and Kishkindha Kanda. Also, stories from Dashrath Varga are added as this text is included in the Ram Mandal of the Devayan, Many of these stories are new, and immensely captivating. Amongst these, the Gods visiting Lord Brahma, asking for succour from the tribulations that they have to suffer because of the cruelty of Ravan.
They receive assurances that by empowerment of humans and monkeys they will be freed. Also, Rishi Narad is amazed by witnessing Lord Vishnu manifesting himself in four as he prepares for his descent on the earth. Then, we read about how the curse on King Dashrath turns into a boon.
Nilesh D Nathwani was born in Jinja, Uganda at the end of the Second World War. Deeply influenced by the radicals of the Indian freedom fighters, Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Sri Aurobindo, he went to study at Puducherry, India. His first book Kailash-Mansarovar was well received by the general public and even became a best-seller. At present, he is living in the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria.
Amita Nathwani was born in Dehra Dun, India in 1944, Deeply influenced by Sri Aurobindo, she went to live in Pondicherry in 1963. There she met and married Nilesh and since 1973 has lived in Europe. They have two sons and four grandchildren. After working in India, Africa and Europe, she decided to dedicate her life to transcribing and working on the twelve volumes of Devayana.
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