ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

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

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gaṃga bacana suni maṃgala mūlā. mudita sīya surasari anukulā..
 

taba prabhu guhahi kahēu ghara jāhū. sunata sūkha mukhu bhā ura dāhū..
  [2-103-1]

dīna bacana guha kaha kara jōrī. binaya sunahu raghukulamani mōrī..
 

nātha sātha rahi paṃthu dēkhāī. kari dina cāri carana sēvakāī..
  [2-103-2]

jēhiṃ bana jāi rahaba raghurāī. paranakuṭī maiṃ karabi suhāī..
 

taba mōhi kahaom jasi dēba rajāī. sōi karihau raghubīra dōhāī..
  [2-103-3]

sahaja sanēha rāma lakhi tāsu. saṃga līnha guha hṛdaya hulāsū..
 

puni guhaom gyāti bōli saba līnhē. kari paritōṣu bidā taba kīnhē..
  [2-103-4]


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Sita rejoiced to hear these benedictory words of goddess Ganga and to find her favourably disposed. Then the Lord said to Guha, "Go home." The moment he heard this his face turned pale and there was great agony in his heart. With joined palms Guha addressed the Lord in pathetic terms: "Hear my prayer, O Jewel of Raghu's race; let me remain with you, my lord, and show you the road; after serving you for a few days I shall prepare a beautiful hut of leaves for you in whichever forest, O Lord of Raghus, you may go and take up your abode. Thereafter I swear by you, O Chief of Raghus, to do as you bid me." Perceiving his natural love Sri Rama took him with Him and Guha felt much joy in his heart. Then Guha summoned all his kinsmen and having gratified them sent them away.

 
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