Lord Rama

Ram, the seventh avatar of Vishnu, the preserver in the Trimurti of the Hindu pantheon, is an exemplary figure in the Ramayana. He is known for his unwavering commitment to duty and his exceptional virtues of courage, patience, and selflessness. Though blessed with an idyllic childhood, Ram is destined for a challenging journey as crown prince of Kosala. His devotion to the principles of dharma leads him to overcome numerous trials, including a fourteen-year exile, the loss of his beloved wife, Sita, and his own near-death experiences. Throughout his life, Ram exhibits unwavering dedication to his cause, making significant contributions to both his personal and societal worlds.

Rama's Wife SIta: Sita's physical description: Your teeth are evenly, smooth and their tips are like jasmine buds, and your whitish broad eyes are spotless, reddish at end and pupils are black. Your hips are beamy, thighs burly akin to elephant's trunks, and these two breasts of yours that are ornamented with best jewellery are rotund, rubbing and bumping each other, and they are swinging up and up, their nipples are brawny and jutting out, and they are smoothish like palm-fruits, thus they are covetable for they are beautiful. Oh, allurer, your smile is alluring, teeth are alluring, and your eyes allure, oh, beauty, your waist is palmful, your hair velvety, your breasts are jostling, and you rob my soul as a spate robs riverbank.