ramcharitmanas,

Baal Kaanda

57 - Return of the marriage procession to Ayodhya and rejoicing in the city

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muni prasāda bali tāta tumhārī. īsa anēka karavarēṃ ṭārī..
 

makha rakhavārī kari duhu bhāī. guru prasāda saba bidyā pāī..
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munitaya tarī lagata paga dhūrī. kīrati rahī bhuvana bhari pūrī..
 

kamaṭha pīṭhi pabi kūṭa kaṭhōrā. nṛpa samāja mahu siva dhanu tōrā..
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bisva bijaya jasu jānaki pāī. āē bhavana byāhi saba bhāī..
 

sakala amānuṣa karama tumhārē. kēvala kausika kṛpāom sudhārē..
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āju suphala jaga janamu hamārā. dēkhi tāta bidhubadana tumhārā..
 

jē dina gaē tumhahi binu dēkhēṃ. tē biraṃci jani pārahiṃ lēkhēṃ..
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"I offer myself, dear child, as a sacrifice for your sake; it was through the goodwill of the sage Visvamitra alone that God kept away a number of calamities from you. Even while you and your brother (Laksmana) guarded the sacrifice, you were initiated into all the secret lore. At the mere touch of the dust from your feet the hermit's wife (Ahalya) attained salvation and your glory filled the whole universe. In the assembly of princes you broke Siva bow, hard though it was as a tortoise-shell or adamant or rock. You gained the glory of having triumphed over the world and won the hand of Janaka's daughter, and then returned home after marrying all your brothers. All your actions have been superhuman and were accomplished only by the grace of the sage Kausika. Our birth into the world has borne fruit today as we now behold, dear child, your moon-like face. Our prayer is that the number of days that have been spent without seeing you, may not be reckoned by the Creator at all."

 
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