Sacrifice from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell
The concept of sacrifice is deeply ingrained in the epic Ramayan, where characters exhibit selflessness and devotion to duty. The protagonist, Lord Rama, willingly sacrifices his rightful claim to the throne in order to fulfill his father's promise to his stepmother Kaikeyi. This act of sacrifice demonstrates Rama's unwavering commitment to his principles and values, putting the greater good above his personal desires. Similarly, Sita, Rama's wife, sacrifices her comfort and luxury to accompany him into exile in the forest for fourteen years. Despite facing numerous hardships and challenges, Sita remains steadfast in her loyalty to Rama, showcasing her willingness to sacrifice her own happiness for the sake of her husband...
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