ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

38 - The Lord's manifestation and the delightful nature of His childish sports

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bālacarita hari bahubidhi kīnhā. ati anaṃda dāsanha kahaom dīnhā..
 

kachuka kāla bītēṃ saba bhāī. baḍaē bhaē parijana sukhadāī..
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cūḍaākarana kīnha guru jāī. bipranha puni dachinā bahu pāī..
 

parama manōhara carita apārā. karata phirata cāriu sukumārā..
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mana krama bacana agōcara jōī. dasaratha ajira bicara prabhu sōī..
 

bhōjana karata bōla jaba rājā. nahiṃ āvata taji bāla samājā..
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kausalyā jaba bōlana jāī. ṭhumaku ṭhumaku prabhu calahiṃ parāī..
 

nigama nēti siva aṃta na pāvā. tāhi dharai jananī haṭhi dhāvā..
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dhūrasa dhūri bharēṃ tanu āē. bhūpati bihasi gōda baiṭhāē..
 


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Sri Hari indulged in many kinds of childish sports to the great delight of His servants. After some time all the four brothers passed the stage of infancy, gladdening the inmates of the house. The preceptor then came and performed the ceremony of tonsure; and the Brahmanas received handsome presents for officiating at the same. All the four noble princes moved about indulging in numerous plays, which were most delightful to look at. The Lord, who cannot be comprehended through mind, speech or action, sported in the courtyard of Dasaratha. When the king, while at dinner, called Him, He would not turn up, loth as he was to leave the company of His playmates. When Kausalya went to call Him, the Lord would run away toddling. He whom the Vedas declare in negative terms and whose end even Siva could not find, the mother ran to catch Him by force. With His body besmirched all over with dust, He came and the king smilingly took Him in his arms.

 
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