Rāma—name of the Absolute Truth as the source of unlimited pleasure for transcendentalists; incarnation of the Supreme Lord, Lord Rāmacandra as a perfect, righteous king, who appeared in Ayodhya in the Tretā-yuga; Literally, the supreme pleasure; a prominent Sanskrit name of the Personality of Godhead. See Kṛṣṇa.
Rama-name of the Absolute Truth as the source of unlimited pleasure for transcendentalists; incarnation of the Supreme Lord, Lord Ramacandra as a perfect, righteous king, who appeared in Ayodhya in the Treta-yuga; Literally, the supreme pleasure; a prominent Sanskrit name of the Personality of Godhead. See Krsna.
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