ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

92 - Bharadvaja shows hospitality to Bharata

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kīnha nimajjanu tīratharājā. nāi munihi siru sahita samājā..
 

riṣi āyasu asīsa sira rākhī. kari daṃḍavata binaya bahu bhāṣī..
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patha gati kusala sātha saba līnhē. calē citrakūṭahiṃ citu dīnhēṃ..
 

rāmasakhā kara dīnhēṃ lāgū. calata dēha dhari janu anurāgū..
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nahiṃ pada trāna sīsa nahiṃ chāyā. pēmu nēmu bratu dharamu amāyā..
 

lakhana rāma siya paṃtha kahānī. pūomchata sakhahi kahata mṛdu bānī..
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rāma bāsa thala biṭapa bilōkēṃ. ura anurāga rahata nahiṃ rōkaiṃ..
 

daikhi dasā sura barisahiṃ phūlā. bhai mṛdu mahi magu maṃgala mūlā..
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Bharata and his party took a dip into the Triveni (the confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna and Sarasvati), the chief of sacred places, and bowed their head to the sage (Bharadvaja). Bharata reverently received his orders and blessings and prostrating himself made much supplication. Accompanied by expert guides and taking the whole host alongwith him he proceeded on his journey with his thoughts directed towards Citrakuta. Holding Sri Rama's friend (Guha) by the hand he walked along like the very incarnation of love. He had no shoes and no umbrella over his head; and his love, self-discipline, austerity and piety were unfeigned. He asked his friend (Guha) to give an account of the wanderings of Laksmana, Sri Rama and Sita; while Guha narrated the same in soft accents. When he saw the spots where Sri Rama had rested and the trees under which he had halted the emotion within his breast could not be repressed. The gods who beheld his condition rained down flowers; the earth grew soft and the road became pleasant.

 
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