ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

20 - Descent of Goddess Parvati and Her penance

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asa tapu kāhu na kīnha bhavānī. bhau anēka dhīra muni gyānī..
 

aba ura dharahu brahma bara bānī. satya sadā saṃtata suci jānī..
  [1-74-1]

āvai pitā bōlāvana jabahīṃ. haṭha parihari ghara jāēhu tabahīṃ..
 

milahiṃ tumhahi jaba sapta riṣīsā. jānēhu taba pramāna bāgīsā..
  [1-74-2]

sunata girā bidhi gagana bakhānī. pulaka gāta girijā haraṣānī..
 

umā carita suṃdara maiṃ gāvā. sunahu saṃbhu kara carita suhāvā..
  [1-74-3]

jaba tēṃ satī jāi tanu tyāgā. taba sēṃ siva mana bhayau birāgā..
 

japahiṃ sadā raghunāyaka nāmā. jahaom tahaom sunahiṃ rāma guna grāmā..
  [1-74-4]


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“There have been many self-possessed and illumined sages; but not one of them, BhavŒns, performed such penance as this. Now cherish in your heart this supreme utterance from heaven, knowing it to be invariably true and ever sacred. When your father comes to call you, give up all resistance and return home at once. Again, when the seven sages meet you, be assured of the veracity of this oracle.” GirijŒ (the daughter of HimavŒn) rejoiced to hear this utterance of BrahmŒ echoed by heaven and a thrill ran through her limbs. [YŒajnavalkya says to BharadvŒja] I have thus sung the beautiful story of UmŒ; now hear the charming account of Sambhu. Ever since Sats went and quitted her body, Siva’s mind recoiled from everything. He ever repeated the name of the Lord of Raghus and heard the recitation of Sri Rama’s glories here and there. (1—-4)

 
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