18.  When Gilgamesh finally gets to meet Utnapishtim the Faraway and wants to know about the secret of everlasting life, Utnapishtim does not tell him the secret, instead he related to him the “The Story of The Flood.” Utnapishtim does this because he

16. When Enkidu arrives in the wilderness after being created, he is described as: “Father, there is a man, unlike any other, who comes down from the hills. He is the strongest in the world, he is like an immortal from heaven. He ranges over the hills with the wild beasts and eats grass; he ranges through your lands and comes down to the wells. I am afraid and dare not go near him.” These words are said of Enkidu by,

12. Gilgamesh orders the armorers or weapon-makers to make them the following armaments

14. Before gaining immortality, Utnapishtim lived in the city of Shurrupak on the banks of the river Euphrates and was told to build a ship and save himself and his family by the god

5. Before embarking upon the expedition into the cedar forest to face and fight Humbaba, Gilgamesh and Enkidu seek the approval of 

Hanuman is finally able to meet up with Sita in Lanka in a place that is guarded by demonesses and where Ravana comes to meet with her daily to convince her to change her mind about him. This place is called Askokvan, which is

10. When Enkidu dies from his illness, Gilgamesh “wept bitterly for his friend” and embarked on a second trip, which was to

Rama and Sita finally are reunited after the war but Sita still has to prove to Rama and the populace that she is worthy of being Rama’s wife and the people’s queen by  

Rama’s power is not only to fight and rid the world of demons, but he is uniquely blessed with the power to release trapped beings from their earthly bondage and imprisoned status. A case in point is when he sets free a character who has been frozen into a rock by an angry sage called Gautama. The name of this character whom Rama sets free is

The Ramayana is supposed to have been written by a sage or a  wise man by the name of