Your trust is my power-Ram

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

This was the beautiful sentence of today and will form the basis of AP also. Sita's trust on him is his power.

In a marriage first 4 rounds a husband walks in front, and the last 3 rounds the lady walks in front and he follows.

What makes the lady walks forward, it is the trust that is created between them through the actions of the husband in the first 4 rounds.

It is the same case with Ram-Sita. Ram crossed the ocean, came to Lanka, waged the war and defeated Ravan.

Now he is in a problem. He is not just Siyaram but also Raghunandan. And to be raghunandan and Siyaram, he wants Siya to take charge.

Trusting him understanding his dilemma he wants her to solve the confusion for him. yes the path is tough, but then there is no other way Raghunandan can be Siyaram.

When Sita gives AP he wants her to understand the AP is not for him, but to ensure he does the duty of Raghunandan.

When exile is given to her, it is again he wants her trust that to do the duty of raghunandan he needs her support in raising their kids alone. He wants her trust that he has not abandoned her, only safeguarded her reputation. He wants her trust that all his decisions are in best interest of her as well as praja.

And without that trust Sita had in him Ram would never have been Maryadapurushottam. Because he allowed his wife to walk in front because he knew only then he can do both duties. Never mind she went ahead of him and he became Siyaram.

PS: Guys ironically the same dialogue I used in my fiction Seven Vows and as far it goes it holds a lot of significance in that story also as the story unfolds. But I never expected Ram to tell that dialogue, that too the exact words I used in my fiction. I was surprised to say the least on the coincidence