ramcharitmanas,

Ayodhya Kaanda

99 - Vasistha's speech

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saba kahu sukhada rāma abhiṣēkū. maṃgala mōda mūla maga ēkū..
 

kēhi bidhi avadha calahiṃ raghurāū. kahahu samujhi sōi karia upāū..
  [2-154-1]

saba sādara suni munibara bānī. naya paramāratha svāratha sānī..
 

utaru na āva lōga bhaē bhōrē. taba siru nāi bharata kara jōrē..
  [2-154-2]

bhānubaṃsa bhaē bhūpa ghanērē. adhika ēka tēṃ ēka baḍaērē..
 

janamu hētu saba kahaom pitu mātā. karama subhāsubha dēi bidhātā..
  [2-154-3]

dali dukha sajai sakala kalyānā. asa asīsa rāuri jagu jānā..
 

sō gōsāiom bidhi gati jēhiṃ chēṃkī. sakai kō ṭāri ṭēka jō ṭēkī..
  [2-154-4]


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"Sri Rama's co579ronation will be delightful to all; that is the only course which is conducive to good luck and joy. In what way can the Lord of Raghus be prevailed upon to return to Ayodhya; ponder this and tell me, so that we may adopt the same device." Everyone listened with reverence to the sage's speech, surcharged as it was with prudence and spiritual wisdom and salutary from the worldly point of view as well. But no answer was forthcoming: the people were dumbfounded. Then Bharata bowed his head and with joined palms began as follows: "The solar race has produced many a king each one far greater than the rest. For the birth of all the father and mother are responsible; whereas it is God who dispenses the good or evil fruit of their actions. Your benediction, as all the world knows, wipes out sorrow and confers all blessings. As for yourself, my lord, you thwarted the course of Providence*; no one can alter what you have resolved upon."

 
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