During the time of the Ramayana, when Lord Rama and Lakshmana were wandering through the forests in search of Sita Mata, they came across the kingdom of Kishkindha. The king of this kingdom was Sugriva, who had been exiled by his brother Bali. Sugriva was hoping for help from Lord Rama.
Sugriva's friend and devotee, Hanuman, who was a powerful monkey, saw Lord Rama and Lakshmana and thought that these two brave men could help Sugriva. Hanuman disguised himself as a sage and approached Lord Rama and Lakshmana, asking for their identity. Lord Rama introduced himself and explained that they were searching for Sita Mata.
Hanuman then revealed his true identity and carried Lord Rama on his shoulders to Sugriva. Sugriva shared his sorrowful story with Lord Rama and sought his help to reclaim his kingdom from his brother Bali. Lord Rama promised Sugriva that he would defeat Bali and help him regain his kingdom.
The meeting between Lord Rama and Hanuman marked the beginning of a great friendship. Hanuman, with his devotion and dedication, assisted Lord Rama and played a crucial role in the search for Sita Mata. He went to Lanka, located Sita Mata, and informed Lord Rama of her situation.
This story teaches us that with true devotion and friendship, any difficulty can be overcome. The friendship and cooperation between Lord Rama and Hanuman showed us that with loyalty and dedication, the impossible can be made possible.