A Ram Darbar statue is a sacred depiction in Hinduism that portrays Lord Ram, his consort Sita, his loyal devotee Hanuman, and Ram's brother Lakshman. "Darbar" refers to a royal court or assembly, signifying the regal and divine nature of this assembly of deities.

Lord Ram, an incarnation of the god Vishnu, is depicted as the central figure, often holding a bow, signifying his warrior aspect. Sita, his wife and the embodiment of virtue and devotion, stands beside him. Hanuman, the devoted and mighty monkey god, kneels in front of Lord Ram, while Lakshman, Ram's ever-supportive brother, stands nearby, often holding a bow or other symbolic attributes.

The Ram Darbar statue symbolizes familial love, righteousness, devotion, and courage. It represents an ideal family unit and serves as an embodiment of dharma (righteousness) and unity. Devotees revere and worship this depiction as a source of inspiration for leading a virtuous and righteous life, following the path of truth and duty, as exemplified by Lord Ram and his divine companions.

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