Return from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell
The concept of return in the epic Ramayan holds a profound significance that resonates throughout the narrative. It is not merely a physical journey back to one's home or kingdom, but a symbolic representation of restoration, redemption, and renewal. The return symbolizes the completion of a cycle, the culmination of a heroic quest, and the fulfillment of destiny. In the Ramayan, the theme of return is interwoven with the overarching narrative of dharma, righteousness, and duty. The hero, Rama, embarks on a journey into the wilderness, facing numerous trials and tribulations, in order to fulfill his duty as a prince and uphold the principles of dharma. His return to Ayodhya after fourteen years in exile represents the triumph of righteousness over evil, the restoration of order and justice, and the reestablishment o...
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