Sarga 4 - Birth of Lava-Kusa in the asrama of Valmiki

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Puranic encyclopaedia [by Vettam Mani]

Story of Kusha. One of the two sons of Shri Rama, the other, being Lava.Birth.To Sita forsaken by Rama a son called Lava was born while she was living at the ashrama of Valmiki. One day Sita took Lava to the stream to bathe him, and Valmiki, who did not know about it was upset not to see the child in the ashrama....

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Srila Gurudeva (The Supreme Treasure) [by Swami Bhaktivedanta Madhava Maharaja]

No identification is allowed for mathavasis by biological birth. Shrila Gurudeva told this so many times, especially in the occasion of giving serial classes on Ramayana starting from Ramanavami. When Luv-kusa, the sons of Lord Rama, were living in Valmiki asrama, they didn t know the identification of their father or mother. Their mother, Sita-devi, was famous in the Valmiki ashrama as Vana-devi....

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Ramayana of Valmiki [by Hari Prasad Shastri]

The Birth of Kusha and Lava. Now, during the night that Shatrughna passed in the leaf-thatched hut, Sita gave birth to two children and, at midnight, the youthful ascetics brought the pleasant and auspicious tidings to Valmiki, saying:— “O Blessed One, Rama s consort has given birth to twin sons, do you perform the rites that will preserve them from evil forces.”...

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