Once a man asked Goswami Tulsidas ji that which scene he liked the most out of the four- Lord Rama playing in the palace of Ayaodhya or Lord Rama breaking Shiv dhanush in Janakpuri or Lord Rama spending intimate time with His wife in Chitrakut or Lord Rama sitting at a mountain peak in Lanka. Tulsidas ji replied that the fourth scene is closest to heart. On being inquired about the reason he said that land of Ayodhya is 'Karam bhoomi' where king Dashrath performed Yagya and received Lord as his son. Land of Janankpuri signifies 'Gyaan maarg' of King Janak wherein ego (depicted by dhanush) is smashed by Lord which led to His marriage with Goddess Sita. Land of Chitrakut is filled up with 'Bhakti' being personified by Mata Sita. Tulsidas ji said that he was eligible for none of three paths but his conscience was a ready-made Lanka. So he expected that as Lord Rama forcibly entered into the premises of Ravana He would conquer his conscience also and make it free of all pervert tendencies. This is called Sharnagti (unconditional surrender)- the fourth path to reach God.