ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

39 - Visvamitra visits king Dasaratha and asks for Sri Rama and Laksmana

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yaha saba carita kahā maiṃ gāī. āgili kathā sunahu mana lāī..
 

bisvāmitra mahāmuni gyānī. basahi bipina subha āśrama jānī..
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jahaom japa jagya muni karahī. ati mārīca subāhuhi ḍarahīṃ..
 

dēkhata jagya nisācara dhāvahi. karahi upadrava muni dukha pāvahiṃ..
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gādhitanaya mana ciṃtā byāpī. hari binu marahi na nisicara pāpī..
 

taba munivara mana kīnha bicārā. prabhu avatarēu harana mahi bhārā..
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ēhu misa dēkhauṃ pada jāī. kari binatī ānau dōu bhāī..
 

gyāna birāga sakala guna ayanā. sō prabhu mai dēkhaba bhari nayanā..
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All this story has been sung by me; now hear attentively what followed. The great enlightened hermit Visvamitra lived in a forest knowing it to be a sacred spot. There he practised Japa (muttering of sacred formulas) and Yoga (contemplation) and performed sacrifices; but he was much afraid of the demons Marica and Subahu. For as soon as they saw a sacrifice they would hasten to desecrate it to the great chagrin of the sage, who felt disturbed in his mind and thought that the wicked Raksasas could not be disposed of without Sri Hari. The great sage then said to himself, "The Lord has already taken birth in order to relieve the earth of its burden. Let me make the outrage of the demons an excuse of seeing His feet and after due entreaty bring the two brothers here. I will regale my eyes with the sight of Him who is the abode of knowledge, dispassion and all virtues."

 
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