ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

20 - Descent of Goddess Parvati and Her penance

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karahi jāi tapu sailakumārī. nārada kahā sō satya bicārī..
 

mātu pitahi puni yaha mata bhāvā. tapu sukhaprada dukha dōṣa nasāvā..
  [1-72-1]

tapabala racai prapaṃca bidhātā. tapabala biṣnu sakala jaga trātā..
 

tapabala saṃbhu karahiṃ saṃghārā. tapabala sēṣu dharai mahibhārā..
  [1-72-2]

tapa adhāra saba sṛṣṭi bhavānī. karahi jāi tapu asa jiyaom jānī..
 

sunata bacana bisamita mahatārī. sapana sunāyau girihi haomkārī..
  [1-72-3]

mātu pituhi bahubidhi samujhāī. calīṃ umā tapa hita haraṣāī..
 

priya parivāra pitā aru mātā. bhaē bikala mukha āva na bātā..
  [1-72-4]


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“Recognizing the truth of NŒrada’s words go and practise austerity, O mountainmaid; the idea has commended itself to your father and mother as well. Austerity is conducive to joy and puts an end to sorrow and evils. By virtue of penance the Creator creats the universe. By virtue of penance Visnu protects the whole world. By virtue of penance Sambhu brings about dissolution. By virtue of penance, again, Sesa (the serpent-god) bears the burden of the earth on his head. In fact, the entire creation rests on penance, BhavŒns. Bearing this in mind, go and practise austerity.” Hearing these words the mother was filled with wonder. She sent for HimŒlaya and communicated the vision to him. Consoling her parents in many ways UmŒ set out for penance in a joyous mood. Her loving household and parents felt miserable and none could speak a word. (1—-4)

 
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