Namaramayanam, often revered as the “Shuddha-Brahma-Paratpara Rama,” is a profound and concise rendition of the great Ramayana. This text gracefully encapsulates the essence of the epic, presenting 108 names of Sri Rama in simple yet elegant Sanskrit verses. These lines beautifully convey the most pivotal events from the Valmiki Ramayana. Like its original counterpart, it is divided into seven captivating kanda-s, each unfolding the divine story in a unique manner. What sets this extraordinary composition apart, created by an anonymous author, is its captivating rhythm – every verse culminates with the sacred name “Rama,” imbuing the text with a deep sense of reverence and devotion.