ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

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

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baṃdhu sakhā saṃga lēhiṃ bōlāī. bana mṛgayā nita khēlahiṃ jāī..
 

pāvana mṛga mārahiṃ jiyaom jānī. dina prati nṛpahi dēkhāvahiṃ ānī..
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jē mṛga rāma bāna kē mārē. tē tanu taji suralōka sidhārē..
 

anuja sakhā saomga bhōjana karahīṃ. mātu pitā agyā anusarahīṃ..
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jēhi bidhi sukhī hōhiṃ pura lōgā. karahiṃ kṛpānidhi sōi saṃjōgā..
 

bēda purāna sunahiṃ mana lāī. āpu kahahiṃ anujanha samujhāī..
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prātakāla uṭhi kai raghunāthā. mātu pitā guru nāvahiṃ māthā..
 

āyasu māgi karahiṃ pura kājā. dēkhi carita haraṣai mana rājā..
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Calling his half-brothers and playmates Sri Rama would take them with Him and go out to the forest for hunting everyday. He would deliberately kill only holy game and brought and showed the daily bag to the king. The beasts that were killed by Sri Rama's shaft went straight to heaven after death. He took His meals with His younger brothers and companions and obeyed the orders of His parents. He would always contrive means to delight the people of the city. He would listen to the Vedas and Puranas with rapt attention and would Himself expound the truths contained therein to His younger brothers. Rising at break of day the Lord of Raghus would bow His head to His parents and preceptor and, obtaining their permission, busied Himself with the affairs of the city. The king was glad at heart to see His noble acts.

 
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