Rama and Sita's test through the fire continued
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- Sita! My love! I knew you were telling the truth the whole time! I am so glad to call you my wife.
- What do you mean Rama? You were convinced I betrayed you with Ravana.
- I must forgive Rama because he was doing what he thought was morally right. He was preserving the Dharma, which are duties for each individual to follow in a cosmic pattern.
- Shouted down from the heavens, "Sita! Forgive Rama. He only questioned you to protect Dharma."
- Sita, please forgive me. I am so sorry for believing you betrayed me. I understand now that you never would. Please forgive me Sita.
- Rama, I respect you for doing what was morally right to preserve the Dharma.
- This story is told to highlight in Hinduism and Buddhism the heroic qualities in both Rama and Sita. They both endured troubles throughout the story, but remained faithful in their religion.
- Furthermore, some women today dislike the character of Rama, for they believe he is not a hero since he did not treat his wife properly after being captured for several years.
- “Rama and the Ramayana: Crash Course World Mythology #27.” YouTube, 22 Sept. 2017, youtu.be/qsuqbPda5uo."Sita Proves Her Purity By Fire Ordeal (Thai Ramayana Mural) | Ncpedia". Ncpedia.Org, 2021, https://www.ncpedia.org/media/painting/sita-proves-her. Accessed 28 June 2021."Rama And The Ramayana: Lessons In Dharma". Cs.Ucdavis.Edu, 2021, https://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~vemuri/classes/freshman/RamayanaSynopsis.htm. Accessed 27 June 2021.
- Additionally, this story is told to highlight the double standard that is present for women versus men. In this story, it is recognized that women are expected to prove their honesty to men; however mens' absence is never questioned.
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