Rama and Sita entered a wonderful maze of lit streets ... into her eyes, and beyond her. Her love was too much to bear. He closed his eyes and the tears of longing and understanding flowed.

A story told by Sita might depict Rama not just as a godly figure but as a man torn between love and duty ... into Mother Earth would not have been a tragic conclusion but an act of ultimate ...

RAJESH SAHAY writes about Ayodhya s Shravan Jhula Mela that celebrates the playful spirit of Hindu deitiesThe month of Shravan August is regarded as one of the most romantic months It is said that eve ...

Themes: the Hindu festival of Diwali; celebrating world religions; the story of Rama and Sita; good overcoming evil ... Setting all the people free. Love is flowing like a river, Flowing out ...

She has previously translated The Valmiki Ramayana and now she delves into the tragic love story of Rama and Sita in her forthcoming book of essays, tentatively titled Lost Loves: Exploring Rama's ...

Themes: The festival of Diwali; the story of Rama and Sita; light vs dark, good vs evil; good deeds shining like lights in the darkness. Summary: This assembly is suitable as an act of collective ...

Sita and Krishna. Some excerpts from the evening. The story of Rama is not that of an ideal king... Rama always follows the rules. He has a duty to Ayodhya; his love for it is incidental.

Valmiki races through Rama’s childhood to get to His marriage, to show the role that Sita is going to play in His life. Janaka’s use of the words “sahadharmacharee tava”, when he gave Sita ...

The elderly couple welcomed Rama, Sita and Lakshmana with much fondness ... Moreover, he is steadfast in his love for me, his family, the people, and above all, the principles of dharma.

Just as brightness and the Sun can never be dissociated, so too can Sita and Lord Rama never be viewed separately, and should not be viewed separately, said V.S. Karunakarachariar in a discourse.