Sita’s charming body is adorned with auspicious clothes and precious ornaments befitting the occasion. Seeing her, the foolish kings in the assembly became extremely enchanted by her beauty and were overcome with passion and delusions. (The deluded kings thought that Sita was an ordinary princess, and that she is within reach now as it would be very easy to break the old and creaky bow and grab her hands in marriage. They did not know that Sita was an incarnation of goddess Laxmi, and that Lord Vishnu, Laxmi’s eternal husband, is in their midst in the form of Lord Ram. They are said to be ‘deluded’ because the wise kings among them had already advised them that Lord Ram is the Father of the entire creation as he is the Supreme Being in a human form, and that Sita is the cosmic Mother being a personified form of Jagdamba, the Mother Goddess.)