गिलहरी के शरीर पर धारियों का रहस्य! #squirrel #गिलहरी

This is a squirrel... the squirrel that can climb a tree branch in a jiffy and squeak... Telugu speakers call it #Tarumushik and put it in the category of rats... while Bengalis call it #Kathbilari and anoint it with the analogy of the cat, the enemy of rats. Maharishi #Valmiki did not give a place to this tiny creature in his #Ramayana and Baba #Tulsidas did not describe it in #Manas Prasanga, yet it did not let its simplicity of 'Nibuki Chadheu Tehi Kanak Atari' diminish. It went to Saint Gona Buddha Reddy i.e. Baba Ranganath and captivated him so much with its love that in his book 'Ranganath Ramayana' written in the thirteenth century, he gave such an emotional description of it that it spread in the minds of the people of India. Now if someone says that the Ram-squirrel episode in Setubandha is neither in Valmiki Ramayana nor in Ramcharitmanas, then no one will easily believe it. The squirrel, which did the huge work of building the bridge with its little effort, has stripes on its body due to the touch of Lord Rama. This is such a popular belief that if someone says that this became possible in the last seven hundred years, then it is also a wonder. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @theconch-