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| − | + | In Classical Hinduism, Sita (Sanskrit: सीता; "Sītā") is the wife of Rama, the seventh avatāra of Vishnu, and is esteemed an exemplar of womanly and wifely virtue. Sita is one of the principal characters of the scripture called the [[Ramayana]] where she is abduct by [[Ravan]]a, King of Lanka. | |
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| + | In BKWSU, all BKs are considered to be 'Sitas' or wives of [[God]]. | ||
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Revision as of 01:36, 28 June 2006
In Classical Hinduism, Sita (Sanskrit: सीता; "Sītā") is the wife of Rama, the seventh avatāra of Vishnu, and is esteemed an exemplar of womanly and wifely virtue. Sita is one of the principal characters of the scripture called the Ramayana where she is abduct by Ravana, King of Lanka.
In BKWSU, all BKs are considered to be 'Sitas' or wives of God.