The Rámáyan of Válmíki

Saramá

First appears: Book VI, Canto 33 · Saramá

Life events

  • Saramá reveals to Sítá that Ráma is not slain and that the reported death was an illusion.(Book VI, Canto 33 · Saramá · 📍 Aśoka grove)
    • With: Sítá
    • “Believe me, Queen, thou needst not weep For Ráma slaughtered in his sleep. Thy lion lord of men defies By day attack, by night surprise.”

Book VI, Canto 33 · Saramá

  • friends with Sítá “Though Rákshas born felt pity’s touch, And loved the hapless lady much.”

Book VI, Canto 34 · Saramá’s Tidings

  • friends with Sítá “Then if thy love and changeless will Would serve the helpless captive still,”
  • with Sítá (Saramá undertakes to learn and report Rávaṇ’s plans to Sítá.) “I go To learn the purpose of thy foe, Soon by thy side again to stand And tell thee what the king has planned.”
  • lord: Sítá “Then if thy love and changeless will Would serve the helpless captive still, Go forth and learn each plot and guile Planned by the lord of Lanká’s isle.”

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