The name Rama in the breath of the people

- Today is yesterday-Bhagirath Brahmbhatt

Let's check how many times we use the word 'Ram' in our daily practice, we don't know anything, and when asked we say - 'Ram knows.' When someone dies, we say 'Ram bolo bhai ram' for the action of lighting the lamp. Talking to the whole village when two brothers are living very richly is 'a pair of Ramlakhman'. Any bird, animal or person dies as soon as it comes down the truck or bus or immediately say 'Ana Ram rami gaya'. When an old man is lying in bed and saying something loud to his family members, the old man should be told - 'Chhana mana ram ram karo.' If something in the furniture of the house has become a complete wreck, an old bicycle or an old scooter is called 'Ramthathiyu'. If a person or thing is maintained without maintenance, it is called 'Ram Bharose'.

Even in Hindi-speaking regions like Uttar Pradesh, when two people meet for the first time, they say 'Jai Ramji Ki'. Even in Gujarat it is called 'Ram Ram'. Sometimes some people even walk away saying 'Jayashree Ram'. We use the word 'Rambeli' when one is on the side of someone, when he is alone, he says that my 'Rambeli' Is gone. ' The word 'Ramduvai' is used to swear to someone. We call the temple of Lord Rama 'Ramduwar' or Ram Mandir. When there is an ideal couple, we call it 'Ramsita's pair'. The monk of the Ramanandi sect is called 'Ramdasi'. 'Ram Ruthaya' is also an idiom - from which trust arises, whoever speaks falsely, when he tells a lie, it is said 'Bhai, that is Ram Ruthaya.' Also, when poverty comes, 'Ram Ruthaya' is used - a large barn is called 'Ramkundalu' and a beggar is called 'Rampatra'. In the meanwhile, when 'tea' was found in a clay pot at the station, he also called the clay pot 'Rampatra'. Sony has an enamel-encrusted ornament in which there is a step, it is called 'Rampagalu'. Plain Tulsi is called 'Ramatulsi'. When all the history is revealed, it is said that he is sitting with 'Ramayana'. There is a melody called 'Ramkali'. Like Sitaphal, Ram Namu also has 'Ramphal'.

For a person with high ideals, 'Ram's incarnation' and good state governance is called 'Ram Rajya'. 'Ramsharan thavu' means to come to an end. When a person miraculously survives, 'Who tastes Ram Rakhe?' As the saying goes.

It is said that 'Ram Kahani' is started when a man repeats his story over and over again. The word 'Rama' means beautiful woman. The cell without the trunk is called 'Ramaiya'. The person who joins the cell sings a song which is also called 'Ramaiya'. There is also a bird named 'Ramganga'. The lamp in the mother-in-law's hand in marriage is called 'Raman lamp'. Some people also chant 'Ram Naam Satya Che' and 'Ram Ram'. The householder has 'Raman Buzari'. Which is covered for the house. The food given to the poor is called 'Ram Roti'. Thus 'Ram' is not only the king of Ayodhya. It is mixed in the blood of the people and hence it is mentioned in its transactions. Even in Gujarati poetry and folk songs, 'Ram' is woven - if there is a brother or son without a good time, it is said 'Mahi kaani Ram nathi'.

See the verses of one of our folk songs starting from 'Shabri ne gher ram padharya zupdi mari nani': -

If the clove mango stick killed Ram Sita

If Phool Kere Daduliye Sita took revenge.

Although the consonants of words like clove and flower give erotic meaning here, it does not look vulgar as Rama and Sita are intertwined. It is because of 'Ram-Sita' that the whole song reaches unparalleled heights. Also in Gujarati literature many hymns like 'Ram Ratan Dhan Payoji Maine-Ram Ratan Dhan Payo' and 'Ame Re Aparadhi Rajaramna' 'Ishwar Ram Naam Rat Nishdin' 'Rudiye Rakh Rang Ram Jo Ko Nai Jo Sago' ... 'Rakhnaharo Ram' can be seen. Thus one can realize how big an impact the public attitude towards Ram has. Thus Ram exists faithfully in the blood of the people and his prowess can be seen pervading folk practice.