DO YOU KNOW THE "VIBHISHAN GITA"?

The lesser-known spiritual dialogue between Shri Ram & Vibhishan amidst war and moral conflict—full of life lessons.

- JYOTSNAA G BANSAL

Do you know there's a Gita hidden in the Ramayana, where Shri Ram, not Shri Krishna, gives life lessons? What did Shri Ram teach Vibhishan in the middle of war? What makes Vibhishan Gita so powerful yet untold? Why is it still so relevant today, when life feels like a battle we're unprepared for? Curious to know what Shri Ram really said on that battlefield? Let's explore the lesser-known Gita, called the Vibhishan Gita, revealing life lessons on courage, loyalty and inner dharma.

A brief yet powerful teaching from Shri Ram to Vibhishan, when fear clouds his heart and doubt grips his mind.

An untold dialogue of surrender, dharma and divine wisdom from the battlefield of Lanka. The scene is the battlefield of Lanka. On one side stands Ravan, the mighty king of Lanka, a great scholar, a devotee of Lord Shiva, known for his immense knowledge, unmatched power and deep pride. He is a symbol of ego and misuse of power. On the other side is Shri Ram, the prince of Ayodhya, an avatar of Lord Vishnu. Unlike Ravan, Shri Ram is calm, composed and humble. Shri Ram stands for Dharma—meaning truth, goodness and the right path. He does not fight for revenge or power. He looks simple from the outside, without a big army or weapons, but his real strength comes from within and from his divine purpose.