Title: Sita in Ramayana - The Ideal Woman - TemplePurohit - Your Spiritual Destination | Bhakti, Shraddha Aur Ashirwad
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Valmiki’s Ramayana and Tulsidas’ Ramcharitmanas
Birth of Sita
Sita as Vedavati
Sita as Ravana’s Daughter
Sita’s Unconditional Love for Rama
Sita’s Inner Harmony and Peace with Nature
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Content: Nature gave her the self-belief that Rama would vanquish Ravana and rescue her from that unholy kingdom, replete with devils, filled with cruel intentions. It is this inner harmony that breeds other good qualities of Sita. We see her extreme forgiveness, when she pardons all the female guards, when Hanuman offered to kill them. She understood that what they did was a consequence of Ravana’s orders. She is also very generous, when it comes to gratitude. She willingly gifts Hanuman the necklace that Rama gave her, as a token of appreciation of all the help that that he and his army provided to Rama to rescue her back. Her generosity is also highlighted when she asks the wives of all the monkey warriors to accompany them back to Ayodhya, to participate in the grand celebrations there with them. Temple Purohit
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