ramcharitmanas,

Uttar Kaanda

210 - Kakabhusundi narrates the story of his previous lives and tells Garuda the glory of the Kali age

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rāma kṛpā āpani jaḍatāī. kahau khagēsa sunahu mana lāī..
 

jaba jaba rāma manuja tanu dharahīṃ. bhakta hētu līla bahu karahīṃ..
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taba taba avadhapurī maiṃ jaāūom. bālacarita bilōki haraṣāūom..
 

janma mahōtsava dēkhau jāī. baraṣa pāomca tahaom rahau lōbhāī..
  [7-74(B)-2]

iṣṭadēva mama bālaka rāmā. sōbhā bapuṣa kōṭi sata kāmā..
 

nija prabhu badana nihāri nihārī. lōcana suphala karau uragārī..
  [7-74(B)-3]

laghu bāyasa bapu dhari hari saṃgā. dēkhau bālacarita bahuraṃgā..
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Now, O lord of the feathered kingdom, I tell you of Sri Rama's benignity and my own opacity; listen attentively. Whenever Sri Rama appears in human semblance and enacts numberless sports for the sake of His devotees I betake myself to the city of Ayodhya and delight to watch His childish exploits. I go and witness the grand festival of His birth and, fascinated (by the charm of His childish sports), stay on there for full five years. The child Rama is my beloved deity, who sums up in His person the charm of countless Cupids. Ever gazing on the countenance of my lord, I allow my eyes to enjoy the fruit of their existence, O enemy of serpents. Assuming the form of a small crow and remaining in the company of Sri Hari I witness His childish exploits of all kinds.

 
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