RAM (pronounced Raam ) the' Hindu incarnation of God-king in mythological era, the word's chanting of Raam, Raam signifies getting in contact with the ultimate source of time, space and energy i.e Super consciousness personified beyond all the senses.

Very important to understand that, to this humble write, GOD, MYLORD,CHRIST, ALLAH, YHWH (Hebrew), BUDDHA, 'Waheguru' and all the names of remembering HIM are the calls of this soul ( 'Atman') contained in the body to get in touch with the SUPREME ('Paramatman') and to remain with him and ultimately be in HIM . This write-up is intended to share with you a simple practice, which, when conducted wilfully with as much concentration as one may command, in an atmosphere of humility equal to prostration with folded hands at the feet of one's spiritual master, is bound to bring one closer to happiness, peace and tranquility ( i.e. 'Ananda').

In the psyche of India as a nation, the concept of human king 'Ram' and concomitantly the remembrance of God almighty or 'Parmatman' is inseparable. The ideal king of Ayodhya ( in U.P. ) is referred to again and again as an example of supreme standard in human behaviour, family relationships, and responsibilities to society at large and devotees in particular. Sentimental attachment of the Indian people and many others to the epic 'Ramayana' of Rishi Balmiki or and 'Ram Charit Manas' of Sant Tulsidas is unparalleled.

From the scriptures it has to be stated that the supreme concept of 'Raam' and the persona to whom this name is given are inseparable. One begets the other as the redeemer of all sins and as the pious passage through the wordly maze.

The logic of spiritual grammer has said the word 'R' from 'Ram' is the seed of eternal 'Agni' or fire. This is capable of destroying evil content of one's make-up from this life and earlier lives, to ashes. The word 'A' from 'Ram' is the seed for sun or eternal light which destroys darkness and gives 'Viveka' the power to decipher good from bad. This gives birth to contents of pious and truth-ful quality. So also the last word of 'Ram' i.e. 'M' represents the peace, cool and composure of the Moon filling oneself with the basic 'Ananda', the eternal happiness of just the being. Say, 'Ram', 'Om Sai Ram'.

This is pious view of the eternal or SUPER one who is inside and outside of the Universe, who is the life of all living beings, present in each one of us. To give Him a name we may say 'Raam'. And to give oneself a 'mantra' to chant we may say, 'Om Sai Ram'.

Jai Sai Ram !