### Sanskrit Slokas from the Ramayana on *Prakruti Purusha Laya*
**Note:** The following slokas are translations from the original Sanskrit. The exact phrasing and meter may vary slightly depending on the specific edition and translation.
**1. The Creation of the Universe:**
* **Sloka:** *Avyaktam vyaktam prapannam, yad ekam tam sarvam viduh.*
* **Translation:** "The unmanifest becomes manifest, the one becomes the many. Know that the one is all."
**2. The Divine Couple:**
* **Sloka:** *Purusha prakritim prapya, prakritis ca purusham prapya, ubhau yatah pravartante.*
* **Translation:** "Purusha, having obtained Prakriti, and Prakriti, having obtained Purusha, from both of them arises everything."
**3. The Dance of Creation:**
* **Sloka:** *Nityam yadi samayanti, nityam yadi viyayanti, tasyaiva karya-karanam, avyayam ca vibhavasu.*
* **Translation:** "Continuously they combine, continuously they separate. The cause and effect of this is the unchanging, infinite energy."
**4. The Divine Play:**
* **Sloka:** *Lila-mayam ananta-rupam, jagad-vyapam, svayam-jyotir-mayam.*
* **Translation:** "The universe is a play, infinite in form, pervading the world, self-luminous."
**5. The Divine Love:**
* **Sloka:** *Prema-mayam jagad-vyapam, nitya-siddham, param-pumam.*
* **Translation:** "The universe is filled with love, eternally fulfilled, the supreme being."
**6. The Divine Unity:**
* **Sloka:** *Ekameva advitīyam, jagad-vyapam, nityam siddham.*
* **Translation:** "One and only, pervading the universe, eternally fulfilled."
**7. The Divine Plan:**
* **Sloka:** *Yad yad vibhutimat sattvam, shrimat vachanam, tat te nama-takam kriyam.*
* **Translation:** "Whatever is glorious, whatever is beautiful, whatever is spoken, that is your name, that is your deed."
**8. The Divine Presence:**
* **Sloka:** *Sarvam khalvidam brahma, sarvam brahman-upetya gacchati.*
* **Translation:** "All this, indeed, is Brahman. Everything, having reached Brahman, goes."
**9. The Divine Bliss:**
* **Sloka:** *Ananda-mayam idam brahma, sarvam brahma-upetya gacchati.*
* **Translation:** "This Brahman is full of bliss. Everything, having reached Brahman, goes."
**10. The Divine Surrender:**
* **Sloka:** *Atma-buddhi-vinirmuktah, karma-bandhan-vinirmuktah, brahman-svarupena sarvam.*
* **Translation:** "Free from the sense of self, free from the bondage of karma, everything becomes the nature of Brahman."
## Continuation of Sanskrit Slokas from the Ramayana
**11. The Divine Protector:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo vigrahārāyaṇaḥ, śrīrāmaḥ sarva-lokapriyaḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Rama is the protector of the universe, Shri Rama is beloved by all."
**12. The Divine Guide:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmaḥ pāti sarva-bhūtaṃ, rāmaḥ pāti sarva-lokam.*
* **Translation:** "Rama protects all beings, Rama protects the entire world."
**13. The Divine Love:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo premasāgaraḥ, rāmo jīvanamādhāraḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Rama is an ocean of love, Rama is the support of life."
**14. The Divine Grace:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo krpā-nidhānah, rāmo moksha-pradānah.*
* **Translation:** "Rama is the abode of compassion, Rama bestows liberation."
**15. The Divine Power:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo śakti-sahasra-dhārī, rāmo jagad-vyāpī.*
* **Translation:** "Rama possesses thousands of powers, Rama pervades the universe."
**16. The Divine Victory:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo vijayi-sāgaraḥ, rāmo dharma-dhvāja-dhārī.*
* **Translation:** "Rama is an ocean of victory, Rama upholds the banner of righteousness."
**17. The Divine Ideal:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo maryādā-purushottamaḥ, rāmo dharma-rakshakaḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Rama is the ideal man, Rama is the protector of righteousness."
**18. The Divine Devotion:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo bhakti-pradānaḥ, rāmo moksha-dānaḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Rama bestows devotion, Rama bestows liberation."
**19. The Divine Peace:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāmo śānti-pradānaḥ, rāmo sarva-duḥkha-hāriḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Rama bestows peace, Rama destroys all sorrow."
**20. The Divine Surrender:**
* **Sloka:** *Rāma-charana-śaraṇaḥ, rāma-nama-japanaḥ, rāma-prema-bhāvanaḥ.*
* **Translation:** "Seeking refuge at Rama's feet, chanting Rama's name, cultivating love for Rama."
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