Afraid of prolonging his stay at Chitrakuta because of many handicaps, Sri Rama leaves that mountain and, reaching the hermitage of Sage Atri, greets the aforesaid Rishi. Glorifying the ascetic life of his wife, Anasuya, the sage urges Rama to send his consort, Sita, to her. Kindly receiving the princess, who greeted the venerable old lady on reaching her, as instructed by her husband, Anasuya gives her instructions on the duties of a devoted wife.
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Ayodhya Kanda Sarga 118 , "Anasuyaaya Aabharana" (Book 2 Canto 118)

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