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Message: <blockquote data-quote="neroshan" data-source="post: 2701738" data-attributes="member: 8568">Invasion of Lanka Hanuman flew by aerial route and reached his friendsAngad, Jambuwant, Sugreev and others who were eagerlywaiting for his return. The news of Sita was receivedwith jubilation. Immediately, they all started off toinform Ram and Laxman about their discovery so thatfuture plans could be drawn to seek her release.In Southern India at the base camp, Ram, Laxman,Hanuman, Sugreev, Jambuwant, Angad and others met tochalk out their plan of action to seek release ofSita, now that the whereabouts of Sita were known. Itwas sure that Ravan was adamant and would not releaseSita without force. It was imperative to wage waragainst the mighty army of Ravan to achieve theirgoal.But Ram and Laxman had no army of their own, henceHanuman appealed to all monkey leaders to rally behindRam in this noble war of righteousness. A huge army ofmonkeys and bears was thus formed and Angad was chosenits leader. Ram and Laxman had divine and supernaturalpowers. They could have easily defeated Ravan and hisarmy, but the lord Ram wanted to unite various clansinto one unified people.The division of society into lower and higher casteand superior and inferior races was a taboo that Ramwanted to erase from the face of Bharat -ancientIndia. Therefore, he sought help of monkeys and bears(lower clans) in his mission.All the well-wishers, full of enthusiasm, participatedin the noble cause lead by Ram. The monkey brigademarched on towards Lanka. They once again reached thesouthern tip of India and faced the mighty sea ahead!It stood as a mighty obstacle in their march ahead.Only Hanuman was able to cross it, but it was notpossible for others to do the same. How could thewhole army reach the shores of Lankan kingdom?This almost impossible task forced Ram to end theproblem, but no solution was in sight! Everyone becamedepressed and despondent. The enthusiasm of havingfound the whereabouts of Sita was lost in theirinability to rescue her.Bridge over The SeaHanuman was restless. Constantly thinking of Ram andSita, his mind was immersed in the depths ofcontemplation. He was sure that solution to thisproblem must be available as Ram was with them. Butwhat would be the solution! He did not yet know.Can they all swim across the sea? No. Can they all flyover the sea? No. Engrossed in such deep thoughts andconstantly taking the holy name of Ram, he threw astone in the water in front of him. To his utterdisbelief he saw that the stone was floating over thewater!!!He threw another stone and was puzzled that it sankdown in the water, it did not float. He could notfathom the secret of this peculiarity: One stonestaying afloat and the other sinking! He tried manytimes but in vain, all the stones subsequently sankdown to the bottom of sea.</blockquote>

Verification: Nawa warak dahaya keeyada? (Namaya wadi kireema dahaya)

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