Ram Sita Vanvas Story: Who used to give Lord Rama and Sita to wear beautiful ornaments in exile?

The Ramayana legend tells that Lord Shri Ram and Mother Sita went to the exile for 14 years, leaving the splendor and silk clothes of the palace. But have you ever wondered how in that dense forest, where there was no tailor or royal instrument, then how was the adornment and ornaments of Mother Sita arranged there? This beautiful episode has been told very beautifully through Chaupai in Shri Ramcharitmanas.

Who made beautiful ornaments for Mother Sita in the forest?
It is told in a couplet of Ramcharitmanas that in the forest, Lord Rama used to make beautiful ornaments for Mother Sita by selecting beautiful and tender flowers with his own hands, which Mother Sita used to wear lovingly in the forest.

This couplet of the Aranyakand of Ramcharitmanas is related to this.
Choose the bar. Ram made his own ornaments.

Lord Shri Ram collected beautiful and delicate flowers with his own hands in the forest. Then, with his own hands, he made beautiful ornaments for Mother Sita.

Adorned with respect, Lord. Sitting on a slit, beautiful slab.

After this, sitting on a beautiful and clean crystal rock of Chitrakoot, Lord Shri Ram adorned Mother Sita with great respect and love.

What is mentioned in the couplet?
In this couplet, the pure, spontaneous and loving marital relationship between Lord Rama and Mother Sita has been beautifully described. Despite not having royal comforts in the exile, Shri Ram used to make beautiful ornaments for Mother Sita with his own hands.

Why is this form of love important in Ramcharitmanas?
Goswami Tulsidas has put forward many aspects of the character of Lord Rama in Ramcharitmanas. They appear as an ideal son, brother, king and husband. His relationship with Mother Sita shows a balance of dignity, respect and love. This is the reason why this couplet of Aranyakand not only describes a beautiful scene, but also gives a message of love, respect and respect between husband and wife.

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Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on Ramcharitmanas. TV9 Bharatvarsha does not confirm this.

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