सीताविलापः
Sītā’s Lament over the Illusory Head and Bow
कल्याणैरुचितंयत्तत्परिष्वक्तंमयैवतु ।क्रव्यादैस्तच्छरीरंतेमानंविपरिकृष्यते ।।6.32.23।।
kalyāṇair ucitaṃ yat tat pariṣvaktaṃ mayaiva tu |
kravyādais tac charīraṃ te mānaṃ viparikṛṣyate ||6.32.23||
吉祥の飾りにふさわしく、かつて私だけが敬い抱きしめたその御身が、今は肉を食らう者どもに辱められ、引きずられている。
"This body which used to be decorated by me with auspicious items, with great respect is dragged by cruel animals."
Respect for the human body and proper rites: Sītā’s lament implies the dharmic need for dignified treatment after death, contrasting it with a horrifying, unrighteous end.
In her delusion of Rāma’s death, Sītā imagines his body exposed to desecration by scavengers.
Reverence (māna) and tenderness—Sītā’s love is expressed as honoring what is sacred and worthy.