सीताया वनानुगमननिश्चयः
Sita’s Resolve to Accompany Rama to the Forest
सा तमुत्तमसंविग्ना सीता विपुलवक्षसम्।प्रणयाच्चाभिमानाच्च परिचिक्षेप राघवम्।।2.30.2।।
sā tam uttama-saṃvignā sītā vipula-vakṣasam | praṇayāc cābhimānāc ca paricikṣepa rāghavam || 2.30.2 ||
حينئذٍ إن سيتا، وقد اضطربت اضطرابًا شديدًا لهمٍّ جسيم، وبّخت راغهافا—عريضَ الصدر، من سلالة راغهو—بدافع المحبة، وأيضًا لما جُرح من اعتزازها.
Whatever leaves or roots or fruits you collect with your own hands for me little or much, they will be nectar to me.
Dharma here includes honesty in relationships: Sītā’s love and self-respect compel her to speak openly, showing that moral life in the Ramayana is not silent submission but truthful engagement.
As Rāma is preparing for forest exile, Sītā becomes intensely distressed and begins to argue against being left behind, reproaching him emotionally.
Sītā’s steadfast devotion (pativratā-bhāva) combined with dignity—she insists on her rightful place beside her husband.
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