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In the Padma Purana,
The heart of the one who is separated from his beloved has become like a ship that has reached the shore of the ocean of separation. It is certain that it will be destroyed. She was filled with anxiety. [6]
Bewildered about what to do, Sita, with her toe, scratched the ground, standing near Balarama. [6]
The daughter of Janaka, standing before him, shone like Lakshmi in the city of Indra. [2]
Then Rama said to Sita, "Why are you standing in front? Move away, I am not able to look at you." [63]
My eyes are able to bear the midday sun's brilliance or the crest of the serpent's gem, but not to look at you. [64]
You were confined in the palace of Dasha-asya for many months, and yet I brought you back. What was all this for me? [65]
Then Vaidehi said, "There is no one more cruel than you. You are rejecting me like a common man rejects a good education." [66]
You, with your crooked mind, took me to the forest under the pretext of Dohada, and left me pregnant. What is this like for you? [67]
If I had attained a bad state there, what would have been achieved by you, the cause of my misfortune? [68]
If there is even a little bit of good feeling or kindness in you, why didn't you take me to the residence of the peaceful Aryikas? [69]
This Jina-shaasana is the ultimate refuge for the orphans, the friendless, the poor, and the extremely sorrowful. [70]
Even though this has happened, O Padma-abha, be pleased. What is there to say? Give me your command. Saying this, she cried in sorrow. [71]
Rama said, "O Devi, I know your blameless character, your devotion to your husband, and the purity of your intentions. But since you have been subjected to this public slander, convince these people who are naturally crooked-minded." [73]