Hare Rama,
Sage Vashistha once born as Manasa putra of Brahma but curse of King Nimi made him reborn from the trounce of Mitra and he regain his sainthood through great penance and austerity and the sage was venerable family preceptor of Ishvaku dynestu, the royal solar race in which Sri Rama was Born, and sage was truth of sublime and mature thoughts that matchless on the sphere of time and age, sage Visvamitra realized this truth and prostrated himself before Sage Vashistha and Vashistha made him his equal by calling Brahmarishi, Consort of Vashista was presiding deity of chastity name Arundhati-who associate the truth of penance and austerity of this great sage with time and again, yoga Vashisthi is a define truth that from the heart of sage as call to aspirants on the path of light and truth, His contribution in Sri Ramayana is known to the world over and great poets has elaborate this truth on the pitch of manasa on the stream of time-obeisance to the legendary Saint that known in the name of Sage Vashistha,
Jai sri Ram
Sage Vashistha once born as Manasa putra of Brahma but curse of King Nimi made him reborn from the trounce of Mitra and he regain his sainthood through great penance and austerity and the sage was venerable family preceptor of Ishvaku dynestu, the royal solar race in which Sri Rama was Born, and sage was truth of sublime and mature thoughts that matchless on the sphere of time and age, sage Visvamitra realized this truth and prostrated himself before Sage Vashistha and Vashistha made him his equal by calling Brahmarishi, Consort of Vashista was presiding deity of chastity name Arundhati-who associate the truth of penance and austerity of this great sage with time and again, yoga Vashisthi is a define truth that from the heart of sage as call to aspirants on the path of light and truth, His contribution in Sri Ramayana is known to the world over and great poets has elaborate this truth on the pitch of manasa on the stream of time-obeisance to the legendary Saint that known in the name of Sage Vashistha,
Jai sri Ram