ramcharitmanas,

Lanka Kaanda

187 - Combat of Ravana and Hanuman; Ravana creates phantoms and Sri Rama disperses the phantoms

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aṃtaradhāna bhayau chana ēkā. puni pragaṭē khala rūpa anēkā..
 

raghupati kaṭaka bhālu kapi jētē. jahaom tahaom pragaṭa dasānana tētē..
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dēkhē kapinha amita dasasīsā. jahaom tahaom bhajē bhālu aru kīsā..
 

bhāgē bānara dharahiṃ na dhīrā. trāhi trāhi lachimana raghubīrā..
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dahaom disi dhāvahiṃ kōṭinha rāvana. garjahiṃ ghōra kaṭhōra bhayāvana..
 

ḍarē sakala sura calē parāī. jaya kai āsa tajahu aba bhāī..
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saba sura jitē ēka dasakaṃdhara. aba bahu bhaē takahu giri kaṃdara..
 

rahē biraṃci saṃbhu muni gyānī. jinha jinha prabhu mahimā kachu jānī..
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He became invisible for a moment and then the wretch revealed himself in multitudinous forms. The ten-headed monster appeared in as many forms as there were bears and monkeys in the army of Sri Rama (the Lord of the Raghus). The monkey host beheld numberless Ravanas; the bears and monkeys then fled in every direction. The monkeys had no courage to stay. They fled crying, "Help, Laksmana ! Help, Raghuvira (Hero of Raghu's line) !" Myriads of Ravanas darted in all directions, thundering in a deep, shrill and frightful voice. All the gods took flight in panic crying, "Now, brethren, abandon all hope of victory. A single Ravana subdued the whole heavenly host. Now that he has been multiplied, let us seek mountain caves." Only Brahma (the Creator), Lord Sambhu (Siva) and the wise seers, whoever knew something of the Lord's glory, remained unshaken.

 
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