vaishnavi want to marry ramji

Vaishnavi currently know as vaishno devi or vaishno mata want to marry ram ji and here is that story Vaishnavi went deep into the forest and immersed herself in intense Tapasaya. After some time she attained a very high level of spirituality and word spread around that a sage of great accomplishment was residing in the forest. Soon people began to trickle into the forest in order to meet her and seek her intervention in resolving their mundane problems.

When the flow of people coming into the forest to meet her became unending, Vaishnavi decided to leave the forest and go to some other place where she could continue her Tapasaya undisturbed.
One night, Vaishnavi quietly left her Ashram in the forest and went to a far off place along the sea in the general area of modern day Rameshwaram. There, away from prying eyes, she once again immersed herself in Tapasaya. The objective behind her intense devotion was her desire to merge her being in Vishnu. Some time later she realised through her spiritual attainments that Vishnu had been incarnated on earth and was living as Ram. Vaishnavi was very happy because she felt that now she would be able to fulfil her desire of merging in Vishnu very soon.

Meanwhile, Ram was sent to the forest for fourteen years by his father under the influence of his favourite wife Kaikayee. During this period, Ravana, the Asura king of Lanka, abducted Ram's wife, Sita, and carried her away to Lanka. Ram mobilised an army in order to wage war upon Ravan and rescue his wife. He decided to launch his campaign from the place known in the present day as Rameshwaram. While Ram was preparing for war, his advisors suggested to him that he should propitiate all the gods and goddesses and also seek the blessings of the holy men and women living nearby before starting his campaign so that he could be victorious in the war. Ram agreed. During the course of this activity, Ram learnt that there was a very spiritually advanced Sadhavi who resided nearby and thought that it would be appropriate to seek her blessings too. Ram accordingly went to the Ashram of Vaishnavi in order to seek her blessings.

Vaishnavi was immersed in her prayers when Ram went to meet her. When she opened her eyes and found Ram standing in front of her, she immediately recognised him. Ram asked her to bless his proposed campaign against Ravan so that he could be victorious in the war that lay ahead. Vaishnavi happily told him that all her good wishes were already with him because she had decided to merge herself in him a long time ago. When Ram appeared surprised on hearing Vaishnavi, She laughed and said, "I know who you are Ram. You are Vishnu's incarnation and have come to the World to rid it of the evil that is personified by Ravan. That is your aim and I bless you for it. However, my aim is different. It is to merge myself in you so that I can become one with the Supreme Creator." When Ram still feigned ignorance, Vaishnavi said, "Ram, you have no choice but to accept me because I have been praying very hard for a long time for this". When Ram found that Vaishnavi could not be dissuaded from the stand she had taken, he left after promising that he would return to her Ashram after the end of the war and if she was successful in recognising him, he would consider her wish. After Ram left the Ashram, Vaishnavi once again busied herself in her prayers.

Ram defeated Ravan and rescued Sita. After the war was over, Ram remembered his promise to Vaishnavi. So he decided to visit her Ashram once again. This time Ram went to her Ashram disguised as an old man. Vaishnavi was unable to recognise him. While leaving her Ashram Ram revealed himself to Vaishnavi and said that since she had been unable to recognise him, he was freed from his promise to her. When Vaishnavi realised the enormity of her lapse she was inconsolable with grief. Ram then gently told her, "Vaishnavi, you have not yet attained the spiritual level that is required before you can merge your being into Vishnu. You still have a long way to go. However, do not lose heart. Continue your Tapasya. In time you will be rewarded. If you are able to keep up with your Tapasya then in my incarnation as Kalki during Kaliyug, I shall accept you as my Shakti. Ram then urged her to go to the northern region of India and set up her Ashram at the base of the Trikuta mountain. The peculiarity of this mountain he said, was that it had three peaks and each peak was shaped like a hut or Kutia. Therefore, its three peaks looked like three huts or three Kutias. Ram added, "Vaishnavi you will have no difficulty in recognising the place. Go there and immerse yourself in contemplating upon me. When the time is opportune, I shall come and accept you and allow you to merge into me. Meanwhile, as you keep on advancing spiritually, mankind will learn about you. They will then start coming to your abode to seek your blessings and favours. Be kind. Bless them. Grant them their wishes. Your presence on the Trikuta mountain will, over a period of time, render the place so holy that people will elevate it to the status of a Tirath sthan and a constant stream of humanity will flow to your abode. Do not get vexed with this never ending flow of people. Remember, that each one of them contains a spark of me. Thus they will in reality be I who will be worshipping you constantly. Be generous and help them over come their frailties so that gradually they are able to raise themselves high enough in the wheel of life and death and attain Moksha. Always remember that you are already blessed. So, it is they who need your help and forbearance. As you grant more and more boons, your fame will spread far and wide till a stage will arrive when the entire world will come to you and pay obeisance. That is the time I shall come and accept you. So, do not waver. Remain steadfast and worship me. I bless you." So saying, Ram left.

By now Vaishnavi had tired of all the hurdles she had to face constantly while performing her Tapasaya due to the human form which she had assumed. She, therefore, decided to petrify herself also into a rock and immerse herself in Tapasaya so that she could attain


The Holy Pindies
Vishnu in his incarnation as Kalki in Kalyuga. The rock form in which Vaishnavi converted herself is visible today as the Holy 'Pindies' in the sanctum sanctorum. The three Pindies are the upper most part of that petrified rock which is five and a half feet tall. The three Pindies on the top are the three manifestitions of the Goddess in her forms as Maha Kali, Maha Lakshmi and Maha Saraswati signifying that spiritually she has become one with her creators. And now the world comes and bows before her and seeks her blessings and her boons.

[quote]there were lot of girls who want to marry vishnu ji in ram avtar i will try to post info about all of them [/quote]

hey shruti .. plz do add my name tooooooooo 😆 I posted story on vaishnodevi n vishnuji some times back. anywayz in mata ki chowki they showed ramji n vaishnavi scene so cute ramji is the best. I love to read story like this esp on ramji.....

story I posted:
Mata Vaishno Devi Ji

As per the legend, during the period when the Goddess was busy in annihiliting the Asuras, Her three main manifestations viz. Mata Maha Kali, Mata Maha Lakshmi and Mata Maha Saraswati got together one day and pooled their collective Tejas or spiritual strength. A stunningly bright light emanated from the place where the Tejas of the three manifestations coalesced
and a beautiful young girl emerged out of this Tejas. The young girl asked them, "Why have I been created?'' The Devis explained to her that they had created her so that she would live on earth and spend her time in upholding righteousness.

The Devis added, "Now, go and take birth in the house of Ratankar and his wife who reside in the southern part of India, and who are great devotees of ours. Live on earth. Uphold righteousness and evolve yourself spiritually so that you reach higher levels of consciousness. Once you have attained the appropriate level of consciousness you will merge into Vishnu and
become one with him.'' So saying they blessed the girl. Sometimes later a very beautiful girl child was born to Ratankar and his wife. The couple named the child Vaishnavi. The girl right from her childhood displayed a hunger for knowledge which was like a vortex and which no amount of teaching and learning could sufficiently satiate. Subsequently, Vaishnavi
started looking into her inner self for knowledge, and soon learned the art of meditation and realized that meditation and penance only could bring her close to her greater objective. Vaishnavi thus relinquished all household comforts and went deep into the forest for Tapasaya (meditation). Meanwhile, Lord Rama, during his fourteen years of exile happened to visit Vaishnavi who recognized him immediately as no ordinary being but the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and immediately asked him to merge her into himself so that she could become
one with the supreme creator.
However Lord Rama, knowing that it was not the appropriate time, dissuaded her by saying that
he would visit her again after the end of his exile, and at that time if she succeeded in recognizing him, he would fulfill her wish. True to his words, Rama visited her again after being victorious in the battle, but this time he did so in the disguise of an old man.
Unfortunately, Vaishnavi was unable to recognize him this time and was distraught. Upon this, Lord Rama consoled her that the appropriate time for her being one with the creator had not come, and that time would come eventually in 'Kaliyug' when He (Rama) would be
in his incarnation of 'Kalki'. Rama also directed her to meditate, and set up an Ashram at the base of Trikuta hills, to elevate her level of spirituality so as to bless mankind and rid the poor and destitute of their sufferings.Only then would 'Vishnu' merge her into himself. Vaishnavi, immediately set off for the northern part and after immense hardships, reached
the foot of the Trikuta Hills. After reaching there she set up her ashram there and began to meditate.

As predicted by Lord Rama, her glory spread far and wide, and people began to flock to her Ashram to seek her blessings. As time passed, MahaYogi Guru Gorakshnath who had a vision of the episode between Lord Rama and Vaishnavi in the retrospective time frame, became curious to find out whether Vaishnavi has been able to attain a high level of spirituality or not.
He, therefore, sent his most able disciple 'Bhairon Nath' to find out the truth. Bhairon Nath on locating the ashram started observing Vaishnavi secretly, and realised that though a 'Sadhvi' she always carried bow and arrows with her, and was always surrounded by langoors(apes) and a ferocious looking lion. Bhairon Nath was enamored by Vaishnavi's extraordinary
beauty, and losing all good sense he began to pester Vaishnavi to marry him. Meanwhile a staunch devotee of Vaiashnavi, Mata Sridhar organised a Bhandara (Community meal) in which the whole village and Guru Gorakh Nath along with all his followers including Bhairon were invited. During the course of Bhandara Bhairon Nath attempted to grab Vaishnavi but she
tried her best to daunt him. On failing to do so, Vaishnavi decided to flee away into the mountains to continue her Tapasaya undisturbed. Bhairon Nath however chased her to her destination.
The goddess after halting at (present day) Banganga, Charan Paduka, and Adhkwari, finally reached the holy cave Shrine. When Bhairon Nath continued to follow her despite the goddess trying to avoid a confrontation, the goddess was compelled to kill him. Bhairon Nath met his ultimate fate when the goddess, just outside the mouth of the cave, beheaded him. The severed head of Bhairon fell with a force at a distant hilltop. Bhairon Nath upon death realised the futility of his mission and prayed to the deity to forgive him. The almighty Mata ( Mother Goddess) had mercy on Bhairon and gave him a boon that every devotee of the goddess would have to have the Darshans of Bhairon after having the Darshans of the Goddess and only then would the yatra of a devotee be complete. Meanwhile, Vaishnavi decided to shed off her human form and assuming the face of a rock she immersed her self into meditation forever.
Thus Vaishnavi, in the form of a five and a half feet tall rock with three heads or the Pindies on the top is the ultimate destination of a devotee. These Pindies constitute the Sanctum Sanctorum of the holy cave known as the shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji, which
is revered by one and all.

Originally posted by: rupalip

[quote]there were lot of girls who want to marry vishnu ji in ram avtar i will try to post info about all of them [/quote]

hey shruti .. plz do add my name tooooooooo 😆 I posted story on vaishnodevi n vishnuji some times back. anywayz in mata ki chowki they showed ramji n vaishnavi scene so cute ramji is the best. I love to read story like this esp on ramji.....

sorry rupali i dont know that u have already posted that topic otherwise i have posted about another girl

Originally posted by: rupalip

story I posted:
Mata Vaishno Devi Ji

As per the legend, during the period when the Goddess was busy in annihiliting the Asuras, Her three main manifestations viz. Mata Maha Kali, Mata Maha Lakshmi and Mata Maha Saraswati got together one day and pooled their collective Tejas or spiritual strength. A stunningly bright light emanated from the place where the Tejas of the three manifestations coalesced
and a beautiful young girl emerged out of this Tejas. The young girl asked them, "Why have I been created?'' The Devis explained to her that they had created her so that she would live on earth and spend her time in upholding righteousness.

The Devis added, "Now, go and take birth in the house of Ratankar and his wife who reside in the southern part of India, and who are great devotees of ours. Live on earth. Uphold righteousness and evolve yourself spiritually so that you reach higher levels of consciousness. Once you have attained the appropriate level of consciousness you will merge into Vishnu and
become one with him.'' So saying they blessed the girl. Sometimes later a very beautiful girl child was born to Ratankar and his wife. The couple named the child Vaishnavi. The girl right from her childhood displayed a hunger for knowledge which was like a vortex and which no amount of teaching and learning could sufficiently satiate. Subsequently, Vaishnavi
started looking into her inner self for knowledge, and soon learned the art of meditation and realized that meditation and penance only could bring her close to her greater objective. Vaishnavi thus relinquished all household comforts and went deep into the forest for Tapasaya (meditation). Meanwhile, Lord Rama, during his fourteen years of exile happened to visit Vaishnavi who recognized him immediately as no ordinary being but the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, and immediately asked him to merge her into himself so that she could become
one with the supreme creator.
However Lord Rama, knowing that it was not the appropriate time, dissuaded her by saying that
he would visit her again after the end of his exile, and at that time if she succeeded in recognizing him, he would fulfill her wish. True to his words, Rama visited her again after being victorious in the battle, but this time he did so in the disguise of an old man.
Unfortunately, Vaishnavi was unable to recognize him this time and was distraught. Upon this, Lord Rama consoled her that the appropriate time for her being one with the creator had not come, and that time would come eventually in 'Kaliyug' when He (Rama) would be
in his incarnation of 'Kalki'. Rama also directed her to meditate, and set up an Ashram at the base of Trikuta hills, to elevate her level of spirituality so as to bless mankind and rid the poor and destitute of their sufferings.Only then would 'Vishnu' merge her into himself. Vaishnavi, immediately set off for the northern part and after immense hardships, reached
the foot of the Trikuta Hills. After reaching there she set up her ashram there and began to meditate.

As predicted by Lord Rama, her glory spread far and wide, and people began to flock to her Ashram to seek her blessings. As time passed, a Tantrik named Gorakh Nath who had a vision of the episode between Lord Rama and Vaishnavi in the retrospective time frame, became curious to find out whether Vaishnavi has been able to attain a high level of spirituality or not.
He, therefore, sent his most able disciple 'Bhairon Nath' to find out the truth. Bhairon Nath on locating the ashram started observing Vaishnavi secretly, and realised that though a 'Sadhvi' she always carried bow and arrows with her, and was always surrounded by langoors(apes) and a ferocious looking lion. Bhairon Nath was enamored by Vaishnavi's extraordinary
beauty, and losing all good sense he began to pester Vaishnavi to marry him. Meanwhile a staunch devotee of Vaiashnavi, Mata Sridhar organised a Bhandara (Community meal) in which the whole village and Guru Gorakh Nath along with all his followers including Bhairon were invited. During the course of Bhandara Bhairon Nath attempted to grab Vaishnavi but she
tried her best to daunt him. On failing to do so, Vaishnavi decided to flee away into the mountains to continue her Tapasaya undisturbed. Bhairon Nath however chased her to her destination.
The goddess after halting at (present day) Banganga, Charan Paduka, and Adhkwari, finally reached the holy cave Shrine. When Bhairon Nath continued to follow her despite the goddess trying to avoid a confrontation, the goddess was compelled to kill him. Bhairon Nath met his ultimate fate when the goddess, just outside the mouth of the cave, beheaded him. The severed head of Bhairon fell with a force at a distant hilltop. Bhairon Nath upon death realised the futility of his mission and prayed to the deity to forgive him. The almighty Mata ( Mother Goddess) had mercy on Bhairon and gave him a boon that every devotee of the goddess would have to have the Darshans of Bhairon after having the Darshans of the Goddess and only then would the yatra of a devotee be complete. Meanwhile, Vaishnavi decided to shed off her human form and assuming the face of a rock she immersed her self into meditation forever.
Thus Vaishnavi, in the form of a five and a half feet tall rock with three heads or the Pindies on the top is the ultimate destination of a devotee. These Pindies constitute the Sanctum Sanctorum of the holy cave known as the shrine of Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji, which
is revered by one and all.

thx rupali for the info

welcome shruti do post on others. plzzzz eagerly waiting

Originally posted by: rupalip

welcome shruti do post on others. plzzzz eagerly waiting

ya i will i know 2 more stories of 2 girls

thanks shruti 😛
its really a beautiful story
do post abt others soon 😊