RAMA In the Narne of my king Ramchand son of Jasrath Rai (Dasrath), says Nama (Namdev), I drink the essence and ambrosia. (Ramkali Namdev, p. 973) O Pundit! I also saw your Ramchand coming. He had a quarrel with Ravana and lost his wife. (Gond Namdev, p. 875) Kabir Says, there is difference in the utterance of \'Ram\'; in this connection it can be said that the same Name is spoken by all (for Ram Chandra) and the same for the Sportive Lord. You may utter \'Ram, Ram\', but there is difference in utterance.
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