The document discusses several values and lessons that can be learned from the Ramayana through short passages. Some of the key values and lessons mentioned include: 1) The importance of keeping one's word and fulfilling promises, as shown through Rama leaving Ayodhya to uphold his father's promise. 2) The victory of good over evil and truth over deception. 3) Showing love and respect for one's parents, as Rama willingly chose exile to protect his father's promise. 4) Maintaining devotion, surrender, true friendship, and honoring commitments to others. 5) Treating all people, including animals, with equal love, kindness, and respect.

1. Teachings Values
Through Ramayana

3. The Value of a Promise
Shree Rama left Ayodhya to keep his father’s
word- the promise he had made to Kaikeyi.

4. Good always wins over evil.
Victory of truth over evil

5. Love and Respect for Parents
Shree Ram willingly chose to spend 14 years in
exile in a forest to protect his father’s promise.

6. True Devotion and Surrender
Hanumanji stands as an image of irrevocable
faith and love for the lord.

7. The greatness of true friendship:
Rama befriended the estranged Vanar King Sugriva
with a mutual promise of help. Both did a
commendable job in honoring their words of
friendship.

8. Respecting Guru’s word of Honor

9. Unity is strength

10. Equal treatment for all
A true human being is one who professes equal
treatment for all. Even animals should be
treated with love and kindness

11. Beware of Bad Counsel
Manthara’s vicious scheming poisoned Kaikeyi’s
mind and ruined her life.
Keep good company and Be firm of mind and
not let our mind get swayed easily by people

12. Love and Compassion
His peaceful and kind ways to complete surrender to his
duties as a son, a husband, a brother and a king,
Ramayana outlays the importance of human values and
mutual love & respect.

13. Keep good company
It is important that we maintain a healthy
circle that motivates to be the best version of
ourselves rather than negatively pushing us to
a downfall.

14. Don't loose focus
Stay focused on your aim.
Distractions come on you way for sure, be bold.

15. Protecting the Weak
When Vibhishan defected, Rama took him
under his protection

16. Get over your hurdles wisely
Know where to use your mind, where to use
your strength.
Your attitude can convince your enemy
standing infront of you.

17. Team motivation is vital

18. Forgiveness is a better attitude
than revenge
We should always maintain an attitude of
forgiveness rather than giving into the ills like
revenge, ego and anger.

19. Be careful of the attractions.
All that glitters is not gold

20. Leave the comfort zone
When Rama gets ordered to remain in the forest for a
span of 14 years, Sita and Rama take it as an
opportunity rather than remaining confined to the
comforts of their palace.

21. Maintain cool during crisis
Throughout the battle with Ravana, Shree Ram
maintained his courage even at the darkest
hours and inspired his army to not only
continue the unequal fight, but also win it.

22. Respect elders and
Be duty bound towards parents
Ram left for vanvas after his step-mother expressed
her desire to see biological son Bharath as the future
king of Ayodhya.

23. Embrace all irrespective of caste,
creed or colour.
Never consider anyone inferior

24. Remain humble no matter how
powerful you become

25. Choose the path of righteousness

26. Be deeply committed to your duty

27. Be loyal to your spouse

28. Abandon the following-
Kama …………...(lust),
Krodha ..………..(anger),
Moha……………. (desire),
Lobha …….……..(greed),
Mada …………….(pride),
Ahankar ……….(ego),
Irshya………..…. (jealousy),
Jaddata …………(insensitivity),
Ghrina…………. (hatred),
Bhaya………..... (fear).

29. JAY SHREE RAM
HAPPY RAM NAVMI TO ALL