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Sundar Kaanda

145 - Hanuman's grief at the sight of Sita in the Asoka grove and Ravana's threat to Sita

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Chaupais

trijaṭā nāma rācchasī ēkā. rāma carana rati nipuna bibēkā
 

sabanhau bōli sunāēsi sapanā. sītahi sēi karahu hita apanā
  [5-10-1]

sapanēṃ bānara laṃkā jārī. jātudhāna sēnā saba mārī
 

khara ārūḍha nagana dasasīsā. muṃḍita sira khaṃḍita bhuja bīsā
  [5-10-2]

ēhi bidhi sō dacchina disi jāī. laṃkā manahuom bibhīṣana pāī
 

nagara phirī raghubīra dōhāī. taba prabhu sītā bōli paṭhāī
  [5-10-3]

yaha sapanā mēṃ kahauom pukārī. hōihi satya gaēom dina cārī
 

tāsu bacana suni tē saba ḍarīṃ. janakasutā kē carananhi parīṃ
  [5-10-4]


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One of these demonesses, Trijata by name, was devoted to Sri Rama's feet and perfect in spiritual wisdom. She summoned all her companions, told them her dream and exhorted them to serve Sita and thus bless themselves. "In my dream a monkey burnt Lanka and the whole demon host was killed. As for the ten-headed Ravana, I saw him mounted on a donkey, all naked, with his heads shorn and his twenty arms chopped off. In this fashion he went his way to the south*; and it so appeared that Lanka had passed into the hands of Vibhisana. Sri Rama's victory was proclaimed (by beat of drum) throughout the city: it was then that the Lord (Sri Rama) sent for Sita. This dream, I loudly proclaim, will come true a few days hence." They were all dismayed to hear her words and fell at the feet of Janaka's Daughter.

 
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