Ramayana_VOLUME V with index

Vibhishana
Rama’s agent. I shall not accept it as mine. I have already
dedicated all of myself to Rama.” He suffered great grief when
he reminded himself of the cruelties and injuries inflicted by
Ravana, his sons and his warriors on the Vanara hordes. He
consoled himself by the thought that everything that had
happened had been the “sport” of the Supreme Will, Rama.
Soon, they all proceeded to where Rama was and fell at his feet
in reverential homage. (RKRV Part II p.260-261)
Rama Sends for Sita:
Then, Rama sent Hanuman to Sita and requested him to bring
Sita to the camp in a palanquin. Vibhishana had not thought of
that; he was too immersed in other affairs Hanuman bowed
before Sita and got a vision of Lakshmi rising out of the waves
of the ocean of milk. He felt that, that Vision was enough
compensation for all the births he had to undergo. (SSS Vol. 4.p.
15)Vibhishana followed Hanuman and said, “Mother! You must
prepare yourself to see Rama. I shall get the aerial chariot ready
for you.” So saying, he left to make all arrangements. His spouse
Sarama and daughters Trijata and Ajata made Sita wear various
ornaments and decorated her. Sita was shedding tears. Though
this was a happy moment, she recollected all the events of the
past. (SSB 1996 p.91)
While the palanquin neared the camp, there spread everywhere a
sublime splendour from it, which astonished the vanara (subhuman
or monkey) hordes. Rama sent word that Sita may alight
and walk the remaining distance, so that they may fill their eyes
with her glory. (SSS Vol. 4 p.15/16)
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