ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

76 - The boatman's love and the passage across the Ganga

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taba majjanu kari raghukulanāthā. pūji pārathiva nāyau māthā..
 

siyaom surasarihi kahēu kara jōrī. mātu manōratha puraubi mōrī..
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pati dēvara saṃga kusala bahōrī. āi karauṃ jēhiṃ pūjā tōrī..
 

suni siya binaya prēma rasa sānī. bhai taba bimala bāri bara bānī..
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sunu raghubīra priyā baidēhī. tava prabhāu jaga bidita na kēhī..
 

lōkapa hōhiṃ bilōkata tōrēṃ. tōhi sēvahiṃ saba sidhi kara jōrēṃ..
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tumha jō hamahi baḍai binaya sunāī. kṛpā kīnhi mōhi dīnhi baḍaāī..
 

tadapi dēbi maiṃ dēbi asīsā. saphala hōpana hita nija bāgīsā..
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The Lord of Raghu's race then bathed in the Ganga and after worshipping a newlymade clay image of Siva bowed His head to the Deity. With joined palms Sita addressed the celestial river (Ganga), "Mother, pray accomplish my desire, that I may return with my husband and His younger brother and worship you." In response to Sita's prayer, steeped as it was in the nectar of love, the following happy utterance came from the holy stream: "Listen, O Vaidehi (Videha's Daughter), beloved Consort of Sri Rama (the Chief of Raghu's line): who in this world is not aware of Your glory? People become masters of the heaven's quarters the moment You look at them and all supernatural powers wait upon You with joined palms. By addressing an humble prayer to me You have done me a favour and exalted me. Yet, O venerable lady, bless You I must, just in order to fulfil my speech.

 
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