There are many stories of chaste woman. Many stories. There was one disciple of Rāmānujācārya, a very poor. So Rāmānujācārya came in that poor disciple's house and he saw there was no one in the house. So he thought, "What is this? This is my disciple's house. He's family man. Why there is none?" That means he could understand that the door is not locked. Door was closed only.
Then he could understand that within the door his wife is there. Therefore he knocked the door, and there was response also, knocking, but she could not come out. That means she . . . she was so poor that she had no garment. She was keeping herself within the room, naked. So Rāmānujācārya could understand that, "There is his wife. Maybe she has no sufficient clothing." So immediately, his own cloth he gave her, within the room, and the woman came out, putting on that, and then offered obeisances. So he could understand the position, that very, very poor. Even no clothing.
So after putting on the cloth, he (she) went to the grocer's shop. Because Rāmānujācārya is there, she must receive. Grocer shop. The grocer knew that this woman is very woman, uh, very poor, so his business was to entice her. But she never agreed, although she was young. Now this woman went to the grocer's shop that, "You know that I am very poor. I require immediately some grains, ghee and other things.
My Guru Mahārāja has come at home. I must receive. So tonight I agree with your proposal. Please give me. Even at the sacrifice of my chastity I want this." So the grocer was very glad: "Oh, this woman, I have canvassed her, have tried to induce her. She never agreed. And now she's agreeing." So, "All right, you take, whatever you like. Take." So she was given all kinds of food grains, as much as she wanted. And she cooked and gave to the spiritual master and his associates, his servants. Everything was very nice.
In the meantime, the husband came, working whole day, and he saw that everything was nicely done. "Guru Mahārāja is fed, and his associates, they're fed." So he asked his wife, "How did you get all these things?" Then she narrated the whole story. Then husband also said: "Yes, you have promised. All right. Take some prasādam and go to him. Because you have promised to meet him this evening. So go." Then the grocer heard the whole story, and his mind became changed: "Oh, such a chaste woman. Such a faithful . . . she . . . you are my mother. You take more ingredients, grains. As much as you like.