Rama then broke his spear, so putting Sita down, Viradha picked him up along with Lakshmana and began to run away. Afraid for their lives, Sita wept, “O Rakshasa, take me instead and spare them.” ...

Clients include private collectors and institutions, such as museums and libraries. [2] See curatorial notes titled “Rama, Lakshmana, and Sita in the Chitrakuta forest, folio from a Ramayana,” dated ...

Sita, knowing that the golden deer is not real, falls prey to the unreal and impermanent material possession. She persuades Rama to get it for her and thereby gets abducted by Ravana.

The festival of Diwali. This assembly explores Diwali and has an animation of the story of Rama and Sita and opportunities to sing, reflect and pray. BBC School Radio. BBC Teach.

Hariprasad presented a breathtaking gold-bordered sari, featuring elaborate depictions of Lord Rama, Lakshmana, and Sita Devi woven meticulously with one gram of gold sari. Crafted over six ...

It took Rama, Sita and Lakshmana a matter of months to master the art of living in exile. Naturally, their life was simple. As they travelled through the forests, they encountered different kinds ...

"Yesterday, I said that Ravana came as a golden deer and Mother Sita wanted that deer. They are saying that it was not Ravana (who came as a deer) but it was demon Marichi instead.

You all have heard the story of Lord Rama, he was exiled for 14 years. One day Lord Rama went to the forest to forage for food. Mata Sita was in the hut, and asked Laxman to protect her.

The history of Ramayana’s golden deer Opinion Devdutt Pattanaik TIMESOFINDIA.COM Updated: Dec 28, 2023, 14:36 IST IST ...