Bharata disowns his mother
Vasishtha predicts that all of Kaikeyi’s future lives will
be terrible and she’ll be terrible people; he also predicts that she’ll die
before Rama’s return; both of these will only happen if Bharata doesn’t forgive
her
The trees absorbed gold, silver and rubies from the dirt and
displayed them in their bark
A crow attacks Sita; Rama shoots him, the arrow follows
where he goes, he gives up and bows at Rama’s feet, he is allowed to live if he
chooses to sacrifice a body part and he gives an eye
Sita acts like a poor, defenseless woman in the forest
Rama’s sandals would beat together if a case was wrongly
judged before them
The people stopped using chariots and playing music in
remembrance of Rama
Disturbing story about Vatapi and Ilwala on page 139
Valakhilyas are little sprite-like creatures
“Do not carry war with you, or by small degrees your mind
will alter”—Sita pg 144
“Dharma leads to happiness, but happiness cannot lead to
Dharma”—Rama pg 144
Indra is several different people who have succeeded each
other? Not reincarnation, but like how one king replaces a dead or defeated
king and both are king of that land?
“Agni put on a cape of fire and a hood of flames to keep
himself cool”—page 150
Garuda can change his form, is really fast, becomes
all-knowing
Snakes have split tongues because they licked sharp grass
trying to gain immortality
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