Book of Youth : Rama's childhood and events related the time-frame

The narrative begins with the divine sage Narada visiting Sage Valmiki to inspire him to compose the epic Ramayana. Their exchange reveals Rama as the epitome of virtue, morality, and generosity. The text emphasizes key themes such as chastity and righteousness, which are central to the epic. Valmiki's work is structured around the twenty-four letters of the Gayatri Hymn, with verses organized into chapters, although the original classification is lost. The endnote includes the Gayatri Ramayana, showcasing the connection to the hymn's letters, starting auspiciously with "ta."