Skanda Purana — Brahma Khanda, Shloka 25
पुनः प्राप्याश्रमं रामो विना सीतां ददर्श ह । तत्रैव ह्रियमाणा सा चक्रंद कुररी यथा
punaḥ prāpyāśramaṃ rāmo vinā sītāṃ dadarśa ha | tatraiva hriyamāṇā sā cakraṃda kurarī yathā
Als Rāma zur Einsiedelei zurückkehrte, sah er Sītā nicht mehr dort. Eben dort, während man sie fortschleppte, klagte sie wie ein kurarī-Vogel in Wehgesang.
Sūta (deduced: Brāhma/Brahmakhaṇḍa narrative style)
Scene: Rāma returns to the quiet hut and finds it empty; in the same emotional frame, Sītā is shown being carried away, crying like a kurarī bird—sharp, plaintive, echoing through the forest.
FAQs
Worldly security is fragile; the Purāṇic lens turns grief into remembrance of God and steadfast pursuit of dharma.
No; the verse centers on the āśrama setting as part of the itihāsa narrative.
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