Ahalya was indeed indiscernible to all the three worlds by the very word of Gautama until the manifestation of Rama. On reaching the end of curse she came into the view of Raghava-s..... - [1-49-16]
- and they too gladly touched her feet in reverence. Reminiscing Gautama's words, she ( Ahalya ) received those two ( Rama and Lakshmana )..... - [1-49-17]
- and self-consciously offered water for feet and hand washing, and like that she also offered guestship customarily and dutifully, and Rama of Kakutstha on his part acquiesced her hospitality. [1-49-18]
There chanced an abundant floral fall from firmament to the drumbeats of god's drums, and the celestials like gandharva-s, apsara-s revelled in a splendid festivity that was superb. [1-49-19]
On seeing Ahalya, her body purified by the power of penance at Gautama's command, the devatas worshipfully exclaimed, 'Excellent, Excellent'. [1-49-20]