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जानकी जीवन की बलि जैहों। चित कहै, राम सीय पद परिहरि अब न कहूँ चलि जैहों॥१॥ उपजी उर प्रतीति सपनेहुँ सुख, प्रभु-पद-बिमुख न पैहों। मन समेत या तनुके बासिन्ह, इहै सिखावन दैहों॥२॥ स्त्रवननि और कथा नहिं सुनिहौं, रसना और न गैहों। रोकिहौं नैन बिलोकत औरहिं सीस ईसही नैहों॥३॥ नातो नेह नाथसों करि सब नातो नेह बहैहों। यह छर भार ताहि तुलसी जग जाको दास कहैहों॥४॥
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Paired Painting
Sita and Rama
This evocative image captures a moment of quiet intimacy between the divine couple, Rama and Sita. Their gaze is locked in mutual devotion, representing the eternal union of the soul and the divine. Rama, adorned in royal regalia with a bow slung across his back, embodies the protector, while Sita, with her hands pressed together in a gesture of reverence and love, reflects the depth of her unwavering faith. The soft glow radiating behind Rama serves as a halo, signifying his status as the avatar of Vishnu. Such depictions were instrumental in bringing the epics into the living rooms of countless devotees, fostering a personal, emotional connection to the narratives of the Ramayana.
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