ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

33 - The story of king Pratapabhanu

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tātēṃ mai tōhi barajau rājā. kahēṃ kathā tava parama akājā..
 

chaṭhēṃ śravana yaha parata kahānī. nāsa tumhāra satya mama bānī..
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yaha pragaṭēṃ athavā dvijaśrāpā. nāsa tōra sunu bhānupratāpā..
 

āna upāyaom nidhana tava nāhīṃ. jauṃ hari hara kōpahiṃ mana māhīṃ..
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satya nātha pada gahi nṛpa bhāṣā. dvija gura kōpa kahahu kō rākhā..
 

rākhai gura jauṃ kōpa bidhātā. gura birōdha nahiṃ kōu jaga trātā..
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jauṃ na calaba hama kahē tumhārēṃ. hōu nāsa nahiṃ sōca hamārēṃ..
 

ēkahiṃ ḍara ḍarapata mana mōrā. prabhu mahidēva śrāpa ati ghōrā..
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"I warn you, O king, because great harm shall befall you if you relate this incident to anyone. If this talk happens to reach a third pair of ears, I tell you the truth, you are doomed. O Pratapabhanu, if you divulge this secret or if a Brahmana curses you, you are undone. In no other way shall you die, even if Sri Hari and Hara get angry with you." "It is true, my lord," said the king, clasping the hermit's feet. "Tell me, who can deliver from the wrath of a Brahmana or a spiritual preceptor? A Guru can save one even if one has evoked the wrath of Brahma; but in the event of a quarrel with one's preceptor there is no one in the world who can save. If I do not follow your advice, let me perish; I care not. My mind is disturbed by only one fear; the curse of a Brahmana, my lord, is something most terrible."

 
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