Valmiki describes Sita's breasts & nipples through the eyes of #Ravan in his Ramayan [3-46-19].
"These two breasts of yours are rotund, rubbing & bumping each other, they're swinging up & up, their nipples are brawny & jutting out, & they are smoothish like palm-fruit"
“Your slender waist can be compassed by my fist...your large breasts are rubbing against each other”
Valmiki describes Sita througheyes of #Ravan in Ramayan
[Aranya Kanda, Chapter: 46 V: 15-21]
Refer to below screenshots from Gita press, Gorakhpur, for Hindi Translation
When Hanuman was sent to rescue Sita. He too stared at her private parts.
Hanuman says : “Her (Sita's) face resembled the fullmoon which dispelled the gloom by its radiance. She had a slender waist, beautiful round breasts”
[IIT-K & Gita Press Translations]
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Sita laments & describes herself in an graphic way after receiving news that Ram was dead (false news)
Sita says : “My hairs are fine, equal. And my breasts are close and firm and developed, & have their nipples sunk. And my navel is depressed and my chest is swelling..”
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Ravan's sister describes Sita in a lustful manner to Ravan.
She praises Sita's body parts graphically. “lady of beautiful waist, well-shaped buttocks, softly rounded breasts and charming features”
Valmiki Ramayana, Aranyakanda, Chapter: 34
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Lord Ram himself talks about Sita's body in front of his younger brother Lakshman after Sita's abduction,
“For certain my dear wife's breast round and sprinkled as it was with red sandal paste, was (would have been) bathed in blood”
Ramayan 3:63:8
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According to Ramayana [3-47-10b], Ram married Sita when she was just 6 years old. 😱😮
Sita says they went to forest when she was 18.
And that she remained in Ram's house for 12 years.
18-12 = 6
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Every character obsessed with Mother Sita's breasts, buttocks, hips?
All this is hardcore adult 18+ stuff.
I wonder how Ramayana can be studied near family, and children around?
I wonder why Valmiki included all this in graphic detail? intention?
credits: @TheMelbourney
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Some more Ramayana quotes in this thread here.
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