Sita (Hindu mythology)

Sita is a central figure in Hindu mythology, known as the wife of Lord Rama and considered an avatar of the goddess Lakshmi. She embodies virtue, dedication, and purity. In the epic Ramayana, Sita’s unwavering devotion is showcased through her loyalty during her abduction by the demon Ravana and her resilience during her exile. She symbolizes ideal womanhood, strength, and righteousness, inspiring devotion and moral ideals in followers. Her story highlights themes of love, duty, and honor, making her a revered and empowering figure in Hindu tradition.