ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

83 - Dialogue between king Dasaratha and Sumantra, Dasaratha's passing away

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puni puni pūomchata maṃtrahi rāū. priyatama suana saomdēsa sunāū..
 

karahi sakhā sōi bēgi upāū. rāmu lakhanu siya nayana dēkhāū..
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saciva dhīra dhari kaha mudu bānī. mahārāja tumha paṃḍita gyānī..
 

bīra sudhīra dhuraṃdhara dēvā. sādhu samāju sadā tumha sēvā..
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janama marana saba dukha bhōgā. hāni lābha priya milana biyōgā..
 

kāla karama basa hauhiṃ gōsāīṃ. barabasa rāti divasa kī nāīṃ..
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sukha haraṣahiṃ jaḍa dukha bilakhāhīṃ. dōu sama dhīra dharahiṃ mana māhīṃ..
 

dhīraja dharahu bibēku bicārī. chāḍaia sōca sakala hitakārī..
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Again and again the king asked the minister; "Communicate to me the news of my most beloved sons. Quickly contrive, my friend, some means whereby you may be able to bring before my eyes Rama, Laksmana and Sita." Recovering himself the minister gently replied, "Your Majesty is learned and wise. Nay, you are a leader of the brave and courageous, my lord, and have always attended assemblies of holy men. Birth and death, all painful and pleasurable experiences, loss and gain, union with and separation from friends-all these, my lord, take place under the unalterable laws of time and destiny like the succession of night and day. Fools rejoice in prosperity and mourn in adversity; while the wise account both alike. Therefore, exercising your mature judgment take up courage and cease sorrowing, O friend of all.

 
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