This book takes us to the heart of one of the most profound and moving episodes in the epic Ramayana. Within these pages, we delve into the extraordinary encounter where Shri Hanuman, the devoted and mighty servant of Lord Rama and son of the wind-god Vayu, addresses Sita Devi, the distressed princess of Videha, in the Ashoka grove of Lanka.

Hanuman is not merely a messenger; he embodies inconceivable intelligence and unwavering devotion. Tasked with the seemingly impossible feat of finding Sita, who was abducted by the demon king Ravana, Hanuman's journey across the ocean was as swift as the wind itself, a testament to his lineage.

This book focuses on the pivotal moment when Hanuman, having located Sita, prepares to deliver news of her beloved husband, Shri Rama. After much contemplation, the great monkey addressed sweet words that were within the hearing of Sita. This act was not a simple exchange of information. It was a carefully orchestrated communication intended to reassure, uplift, and instill hope in Sita amidst her despair.

We explore the significance of Hanuman's words, which were not prepared beforehand but spoken from the heart. They were imbued with truthfulness, reflecting Hanuman's own virtuous nature. His speech served to accurately describe Rama's glories, his noble qualities as a king like Dasharatha, his valor as a warrior, and his unwavering commitment to dharma. By painting a vivid picture of Rama, Hanuman facilitated Sita's complete remembrance of her Lord, filling her with supreme delight.

Furthermore, Hanuman's act of speaking to Sita in Lanka highlights his unmatched ability in describing great personalities. His words, recorded by Valmiki in the Ramayana, continue to resonate with those receptive to the message of transcendental light. This book examines the depth and impact of Hanuman's communication, revealing how his intelligence and devotion combined to create a moment of profound solace and a turning point in the epic tale. Through the lens of Hanuman's speech, we gain deeper insights into the characters of Rama and Sita, the nature of devotion, and the power of truthful and timely words to overcome even the darkest of circumstances.