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News Topical, Digital Desk : During his exile, Ravana, the king of Lanka, held Mother Sita captive in Ashoka Vatika. Despite his immense power, he was unable to touch her. But do you know why Ravana was unable to touch her? If you don't know, let's learn about this special incident from the Ramayana.
That is why Ravana could not touch Mother Sita.
According to legend, during his exile, Ravana abducted Sita , but despite his best efforts, he was unable to touch her. This was due to a curse from Nalakubara, the husband of the Apsara Rambha. This was why Ravana was afraid to touch Sita.
When Ravana reached heaven, he set his eyes on the beautiful nymph Rambha. She was considered his daughter-in-law, as she was the wife of Nalakubara, son of Ravana's elder brother Kubera. When Ravana sexually assaulted Rambha, she treated him like a father, but Ravana refused to listen.
Ravana was afraid because of the curse
When Rambha's husband, Nalakubera, learned of this, he cursed Ravana, saying that if he ever touched a woman without her consent, he would be torn to pieces. Because of this curse, Ravana was afraid to touch Sita.
The curse is described in the scriptures
This incident is described in the Uttara Kanda of the Ramayana. Nalakubara's curse is described in detail.
How did Apsara Rambha originate?
Apsara Rambha was renowned throughout the three worlds for her beauty and charm. According to legend, the churning of the ocean was performed to obtain nectar and restore the gods' lost power. Rambha emerged from this churning . Her beauty earned her a place as an Apsara in King Indra's court. She was adept at dance, music, and beauty.
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