ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

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

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prāna kaṃṭhagata bhayau bhuālū. mani bihīna janu byākula byālū..
 

idrīṃ sakala bikala bhaiom bhārī. janu sara sarasija banu binu bārī..
  [2-153-1]

kausalyāom nṛpu dīkha malānā. rabikula rabi aomthayau jiyaom jānā.
 

ura dhari dhīra rāma mahatārī. bōlī bacana samaya anusārī..
  [2-153-2]

nātha samujhi mana karia bicārū. rāma biyōga payōdhi apārū..
 

karanadhāra tumha avadha jahājū. caḍhaēu sakala priya pathika samājū..
  [2-153-3]

dhīraju dharia ta pāia pārū. nāhiṃ ta būḍaihi sabu parivārū..
 

jauṃ jiyaom dharia binaya piya mōrī. rāmu lakhanu siya milahiṃ bahōrī..
  [2-153-4]


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The life-breath of the king had now stuck to his throat; he felt uneasy like a serpent robbed of its gem. All his senses were blighted as a cluster of lotuses in a lake that had been left without water. When Kausalya saw the king withered and blasted, she concluded in her mind that the sun of the solar race was about to set. Summoning up courage, therefore, Sri Rama's mother spoke words appropriate to the occasion: "Ponder in your heart, my lord, and reflect that separation from Rama is a vast ocean, you are the helmsman and Ayodhya the bark which has been boarded by our near and dear ones as its passengers. We can hope to reach a shore only if you have patience. If not, the whole family will be drowned. If you take to heart this entreaty of mine, my beloved lord, we are sure to see Rama, Laksmana and Sita again."

 
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