Using the example of Walya the Koli, explain how the text demonstrates the redemptive power of remembering God's name.

Chapter 19 provides a powerful example of redemption through the story of Walya the Koli, a highway robber. His transformation illustrates that the name of God can purify even the most fallen individuals. By repeating the syllables "Mara Mara" in reverse, the divine name of "Rama" eventually formed on his tongue. This simple act of remembrance, even when initiated imperfectly, was enough to redeem him entirely. He was transformed from Walya the robber into the revered sage Valmiki, who then attained such mastery over speech that he authored the epic story of Rama's life. This story serves as a testament to how the name of Rama purifies the fallen and brings about profound, miraculous change.