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Ramayana is one of the greatest and most
timeless epics in world literature. The heroic
deeds of Rama have inspired generations of young and old. Now
for the
first time you can enjoy
the unabridged
Ramayana of
Valmiki in this
new digital audio series.
If
you love Vedic
literature, you'll
transcend on the
inner silence and
depth of this
sublime knowledge. And if you love a great story,
Rama's epic adventure has it all – love and devotion,
good versus evil, the challenges of war, and the
secrets of enlightened life. The value
of listening to
this epic tale has been lauded by sages throughout
the centuries. Now you can listen anytime
to Rama's breaking of
mighty
Welcome to Ramayana Audio.com
Hosted by Vedic Audio Knowledge (VAK), Producers of Enlightened Audio Programs, and by
The Fairfield Film Society, A Non-Profit Organization
Hosted by Vedic Audio Knowledge (VAK), Producers of Enlightened Audio Programs, and by
The Fairfield Film Society, A Non-Profit Organization
The Ramayana Was Meant To Be Heard!
Now
available
for the
first time
in Digital Audio
A full dramatic reading in English of the unabridged Ramayana of Valmiki
"The story of Rama, which touches on the delights of love and expounds on the fruits of Dharma, is rich with gems like the ocean and ravishes all hearts and ears."
--Ramayana
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Shiva's
bow, Hanuman's great
leap across the ocean, and
many other inspiring
stories contained only
in this unabridged version. The translation 
chosen for this
recording,
by
renowned Indian journalist N. Raghunathan, captures the power and
richness of Valmiki's original. Leading professional actors
and storytellers
are the voices on this recording, featuring Richard Ross, Stephen
White, and Michael
Sternfeld on Volumes I, II, & III, respectively. Volume I
of this 3-volume set contains the
first two books of Ramayana: Bala Kanda & Ayodhya Kanda. Volume
II
continues the
epic tale with the next three books: Aranya
Kanda, Kishkindha Kanda, and Sundara
Kanda. Volume III brings the Ramayana to its
thrilling conclusion with the final two books: Yuddha Kanda and Uttara
Kanda.
One DVD with MP3
Audio Files—Digitally Re-Mastered
The
entire unabridged Ramayana—all 75 hours—is now available in
high-fidelity audio
on just 1 DVD (with MP3 audio files).
Includes an e-booklet “Listener’s Guide” guiding the
listener through
the entire program -- Regular & Institutional price -- $299.00
6 MP3
CDs—Beautifully Packaged
The complete unabridged Ramayana on 6 MP3 CDs. Beautifully packaged in
a custom gold binder with booklet guiding the listener through the
contents of each CD. Also suitable for playback on your computer or
iPod . . . plus has flexibility for playback on any
MP3-capable CD player or car stereo -- Regular & Institutional
price --
$299.00
Audio Cassette -
Our Original
Analog
Production
Available in Three volumes totaling 47 cassettes. Beautifully
packaged in custom gold binders with an annotated guide to the contents
of each cassette. Regular price is $299.00. On sale now, in celebration
of the introduction of our new digital format. Individual
volumes are also
available at $79.00 each
Produced & Directed by Michael Sternfeld of Vedic Audio Knowledge (VAK) with express permission of Vighneswara Publishing House, India, the exclusive copyright holders of Srimad Valmiki Ramayana, by N. Raghunathan
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