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Baal Kaanda

16 - Sati's bewilderment, Sri Rama's divine glory and Sati's remorse

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lachimana dīkha umākṛta bēṣā cakita bhaē bhrama hṛdayaom bisēṣā..
 

kahi na sakata kachu ati gaṃbhīrā. prabhu prabhāu jānata matidhīrā..
  [1-52-1]

satī kapaṭu jānēu surasvāmī. sabadarasī saba aṃtarajāmī..
 

sumirata jāhi miṭai agyānā. sōi sarabagya rāmu bhagavānā..
  [1-52-2]

satī kīnha caha tahaomhu durāū. dēkhahu nāri subhāva prabhāū..
 

nija māyā balu hṛdayaom bakhānī. bōlē bihasi rāmu mṛdu bānī..
  [1-52-3]

jōri pāni prabhu kīnha pranāmū. pitā samēta līnha nija nāmū..
 

kahēu bahōri kahāom bṛṣakētū. bipina akēli phirahu kēhi hētū..
  [1-52-4]


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When Laksmana saw UmŒ (Sats) in Her disguise, he was astonished and much puzzled. He was tongue-tied and looked very grave; the sagacious brother was acquainted with the Lord’s glory. All-perceiving and the inner controller of all, the lord of gods, Sri Rama, took no time in detecting the false appearance of Sats, RŒma was the same omniscient Lord whose very thought wipes out ignorance. Sats sought to practise deception even on Him: see how deep-rooted the nature of a woman is! Extolling in His heart the potency of His MŒyŒ (delusive power), Sri Rama smilingly accosted Her in a mild tone. Joining the palms of His hands, He first made obeisance to Her mentioning His name alongwith His father’s. He then asked Her the whereabouts of Lord Siva (who has a bull emblazoned on His standard) and wondered what made Her roam about all alone in the forest. (1—-4)

 
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