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After reading Shri Rama's lamentations about Sita mata on the sea shore before Lakshmana I am damn sure that he just wanted to prove to the world about her being pure and pious when he refused to accept her. 

He was missing her badly and was desperate to be reunited with her.

This part is love

https://www.valmikiramayan.net/utf8/yuddha/sarga5/yuddha_5_frame.htm

Those who felt bad after reading that part please go through this one 

Originally posted by: ananya3129

After reading Shri Rama's lamentations about Sita mata on the sea shore before Lakshmana I am damn sure that he just wanted to prove to the world about her being pure and pious when he refused to accept her. 

He was missing her badly and was desperate to be reunited with her.

This part is love

https://www.valmikiramayan.net/utf8/yuddha/sarga5/yuddha_5_frame.htm

Those who felt bad after reading that part please go through this one 

I also said the same thing in previous post ...he loves her way too much in Ayodhya kand , kishkindha kand his lamentations are just too much teary 

Originally posted by: ananya3129

After reading Shri Rama's lamentations about Sita mata on the sea shore before Lakshmana I am damn sure that he just wanted to prove to the world about her being pure and pious when he refused to accept her. 

He was missing her badly and was desperate to be reunited with her.

This part is love

https://www.valmikiramayan.net/utf8/yuddha/sarga5/yuddha_5_frame.htm

Those who felt bad after reading that part please go through this one 

Yes this part is very emotional.one and brings out the expressive side of Shri Ram. It's clear they both are 1 soul.  He loves her very much

Contrary to this popular belief, there is no mention of juthe ber in VR. She gave them fruits but no where it is mentioned that she tested those before offering. So these are all interpolations 

Originally posted by: ananya3129

Contrary to this popular belief, there is no mention of juthe ber in VR. She gave them fruits but no where it is mentioned that she tested those before offering. So these are all interpolations 

Don't know about that but it's quite popular about joothe ber scenario. And I think makers r mainly following valmiki Ramayan and ramcharit Manas.. rest few bits from here there 

Overall they still sticking to main story. Barring few exceptions 

Originally posted by: chatterbox

Don't know about that but it's quite popular about joothe ber scenario. And I think makers r mainly following valmiki Ramayan and ramcharit Manas.. rest few bits from here there 

Overall they still sticking to main story. Barring few exceptions 

Some authors say it is mentioned in the Padma Puran. 

Others say its not there but in Odisha Ramayan. 

In his book Sita, Devdutt Patnaik mentions that the story of the eaten berries comes from the Bhaktirasbodhini of Priyadas. 

Originally posted by: Stardust91

Some authors say it is mentioned in the Padma Puran. 

Others say its not there but in Odisha Ramayan. 

In his book Sita, Devdutt Patnaik mentions that the story of the eaten berries comes from the Bhaktirasbodhini of Priyadas. 

VR has none of Hanuman ji seena cheedna , Shabari Ber , Ram nam ka pull , Kevat Prasang ... Everything is logical.....As far as I remember it comes from RCM which is BhaktiKavya

Originally posted by: Sneha2002

VR has none of Hanuman ji seena cheedna , Shabari Ber , Ram nam ka pull , Kevat Prasang ... Everything is logical.....As far as I remember it comes from RCM which is BhaktiKavya

So there is a belief that Tulsidas is none other than Valmiki himself reborn and RCM is written as what is narrated to Ma Gauri by none other than Lord Shiva himself. Thus Shivji narrating it to Ma Gauri in this show. 

I mean Hanuman Chalisa also says "Ram Lakhan Sita Mann Basiya" so people doubting RCM, do they also then doubt Hanuman chalisa? And mann basiya can be interpreted in many ways. 

As for VR, I have always read that the original unabridged version is impossible to find. So whatever exists today is abridged, translated, extrapolated. Anyways I won't say more here. 

A good read about misconceptions of Ramayana 

https://twitter.com/Vaishna48417918/status/1776837193316937807?t=g3UQHs-WeyLwQnKyilg7jA&s=19