ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

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

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dēkhē jahaom tahaom raghupati jētē. saktinha sahita sakala sura tētē..
 

jīva carācara jō saṃsārā. dēkhē sakala anēka prakārā..
  [1-54-1]

pūjahiṃ prabhuhi dēva bahu bēṣā. rāma rūpa dūsara nahiṃ dēkhā..
 

avalōkē raghupati bahutērē. sītā sahita na bēṣa ghanērē..
  [1-54-2]

sōi raghubara sōi lachimanu sītā. dēkhi satī ati bhaī sabhītā..
 

hṛdaya kaṃpa tana sudhi kachu nāhīṃ. nayana mūdi baiṭhīṃ maga māhīṃ..
  [1-54-3]

bahuri bilōkēu nayana ughārī. kachu na dīkha tahaom dacchakumārī..
 

puni puni nāi rāma pada sīsā. calīṃ tahāom jahaom rahē girīsā..
  [1-54-4]


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Each separate vision of RŒma was attended by a whole host of gods with their feminine counterparts, as well as by the whole animate and inanimate creation with its multitudinous species. But while the gods who adored the Lord appeared in diverse garbs, the appearance of Sri Rama was the same in every case. Although She saw many RŒmas with as many SstŒs, their garb did not vary. Seeing the same RŒma, the same Laksmana and the same SstŒ, Sats was struck with great awe.Her heart quivered, and She lost all consciousness of Her body. Closing Her eyes she sat down on the wayside. When She opened Her eyes and gazed once more, the daughter of Daksa saw nothing there. Repeatedly bowing Her head at the feet of Sri Rama, She proceeded to the spot where the Lord of KailŒsa was. (1—-4)

 
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