Ramayana — Sundara Kanda, Sarga 55, Shloka 28
लङ्कादाहानन्तरचिन्ता
Hanuman’s Post-Conflagration Self-Examination and Assurance of Sita’s Safety
तपसा सत्यवाक्येन अनन्यत्वाच्च भर्तरि।अपि सा निर्दहेदग्निं न तामग्निः प्रधक्ष्यति।।।।
tapasā satyavākyena ananyatvāc ca bhartari | api sā nirdahen agniṃ na tām agniḥ pradhakṣyati ||
Par la puissance de son austérité, par la vérité inébranlable de sa parole et par sa fidélité exclusive à son époux, elle pourrait même brûler le feu lui‑même ; et le feu ne saurait la consumer.
'By virtue of her power of asceticism, power of truthfulness and exclusive devotion towards her husband, she may consume the fire. Fire will not burn her'.
FAQs
Truth (satya), austerity (tapas), and unwavering marital fidelity (pativrata-dharma) are presented as spiritual forces that protect the righteous from harm.
Hanuman reassures himself that Sita’s inner power—rooted in dharma—makes it impossible for the fire in Lanka to destroy her.
Sita’s satya and ananya-bhakti to her husband, portrayed as a form of spiritual invincibility.