Ramayan Sumiran Lyrics In English May 2026
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Tradition holds that Lord Hanuman (the chief devotee of Rama) resides wherever the name "Ram" is chanted. Chanting this Sumiran is believed to remove physical and psychological fears—the "Ravana" within us (ego, lust, anger).
(Sumiran means "remembrance" or "meditation" upon the name.)
Verse 1 We meditate on the story of the Lord of the Raghu clan, Which purifies the world and destroys the forest of sorrows. Victory to Lord Rama, the Mother of the Universe, and the Lord of the Universe, Mother Sita resides in my heart, and Rama resides in my breath. Ramayan Sumiran Lyrics In English
Verse 2 With locked hair and dressed in bark, the supreme ascetic performed penance, Remembering the stainless Lord, he crossed the ocean of existence. Singing the praises of the enemy of the ten-headed demon (Ravana), He swam across the impassable ocean, holding onto the name of Rama.
Verse 3 Listen, brother, this world is a net of attachment, It is like a dream, a delusion created by the Creator. The root of joy and sorrow is the mind alone, In the company of the saintly, the mind becomes stable and still. Tradition holds that Lord Hanuman (the chief devotee
Verse 4 With the fellowship of saints, the darkness of ignorance vanishes, The impurities of countless lifetimes are washed away. Without the Guru’s grace, no one attains devotion, Says Kabir, this is the essence, attainable only through divine love.
The term "Sumiran" translates to "remembrance" or "meditation." The Ramayan Sumiran is not a chapter from Valmiki’s Sanskrit epic but a poetic composition in Awadhi (a dialect of Hindi, closely associated with Goswami Tulsidas’ Ramcharitmanas). It serves as a mental shortcut—a lyrical summary that takes the devotee through the seven Kands (books) of the Ramayan in just a few minutes. recite the remembrance of the Ramayan).
The most famous version begins with the line: "Ramayan Sumiran Kar Mana" (O mind, recite the remembrance of the Ramayan).