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Angada's Message of Peace

Story 66 Hanuman & the Bridge 1 min read Ages 3–10

Before anything else, Rama wanted to try to solve things peacefully.

He sent brave young Angada to Lanka with a kind message. "Tell Ravana," said Rama, "to let Sita go home safely, and all will be well."

Angada stood tall and calm in Ravana's court. He was not afraid. He spoke Rama's message clearly and politely.

"Please choose peace," Angada said. "It is never too late to do the right thing."

Angada bravely gave peace a chance, showing wisdom beyond his years.

The moral of the story

Always try kindness and peace first before anything else.

Trying Peace First
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Did you know?

Sending a peace message first was a sign of Rama's fairness and goodness.

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Try this at home

If you have a problem with someone, try talking kindly first.

Questions to talk about

Ask these after reading. The answer is underneath each one.

What did Rama want to try first?

Answer: Peace

Who carried the peace message?

Answer: Angada

How did Angada speak?

Answer: Bravely and politely

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