'Most brilliant Rama therefore enter the hermitage of the pious (Gautama) and liberate this fortunate Ahalya of divine appearance (from the curse).' [1-49-11]
He ( Rama ) beheld the highly fortunate Ahalya, shining brilliantly with the power of her asceticism. She could not be seen even by men, suras or asuras joined together. [1-49-13]
She looked divine and illusory as if created with special efforts by Brahma. Her limbs were like the tongues of a flaring fire around which fumes were cloaking. [1-49-14]
Though not clearly visible, she was shining bright like the light of the full Moon muffled by mists in the sky and like the inviolable light of the Sun reflected in the water. [1-49-14]