The second section: called Ayodhya-kanda, deals with the culture and norms of civilization.
The third section: Aranya-kanda, explains about renunciation and austerities.
The fourth section: Kiskindha-kanda, we learn about love and friendship in different relationships.
The fifth section: Sundara-kanda, presents beautiful instructions.
The sixth section: Lanka-kanda, presents the struggles and obstacles to be overcome through the battle against Ravana. It also establishes that human life is intended for spiritual existence.
Hanuman teaches how to have nistha (unbreakable faith) in our Adorable Deity Srila Haridasa Thakura does the same.
The glories of the Holy Names are demonstrated by the stones that float forming the bridge built by Ramacandra’s army of monkeys.
The essence of all the Vedas, Puranas and Upanisads is the chanting of the Holy Names.
The jiva obtains samskaras (good impressions) from association with sadhus, but often the bad behaviour does not change. However, chanting the Holy Names in sadhu-sanga can change a person’s character.
