Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita
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Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita in the Ayodhya Kaanda.
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Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Chaupais 1706
सकइ न बोलि बिकल नरनाहू। सोक जनित उर दारुन दाहू।। नाइ सीसु पद अति अनुरागा। उठि रघुबीर बिदा तब मागा।। पितु असीस आयसु मोहि दीजै। हरष समय बिसमउ कत कीजै।। तात किएँ प्रिय प्रेम प्रमादू। जसु जग जाइ होइ अपबादू।। सुनि सनेह बस उठि नरनाहाँ। बैठारे रघुपति गहि बाहाँ।। सुनहु तात तुम्ह कहुँ मुनि कहहीं। रामु चराचर नायक अहहीं।। सुभ अरु असुभ करम अनुहारी। ईस देइ फलु ह्दयँ बिचारी।। करइ जो करम पाव फल सोई। निगम नीति असि कह सबु कोई।।
sakai na bōli bikala naranāhū. sōka janita ura dāruna dāhū.. nāi sīsu pada ati anurāgā. uṭhi raghubīra bidā taba māgā.. pitu asīsa āyasu mōhi dījai. haraṣa samaya bisamau kata kījai.. tāta kiēom priya prēma pramādū. jasu jaga jāi hōi apabādū.. suni sanēha basa uṭhi naranāhāom. baiṭhārē raghupati gahi bāhāom.. sunahu tāta tumha kahu muni kahahīṃ. rāmu carācara nāyaka ahahīṃ.. subha aru asubha karama anuhārī. īsa dēi phalu hdayaom bicārī.. karai jō karama pāva phala sōī. nigama nīti asi kaha sabu kōī..
The king was too restless to speak; there was terrible agony in his heart due to excess of grief. Most affectionately bowing His head at His father's feet, the Hero of Raghu's race then arose and asked his permission to proceed to the woods: "Father, give me your blessings and commands; why should you be sorrowing at this hour of jubilation? By swerving from the path of duty due to attachment for a beloved object, dear father, one's reputation is lost and obloquy incurred." Hearing this the king got up in his love and holding Sri Rama (the Lord of Raghus) by the arm he made Him sit down and said, "Listen, my boy: of You the sages declare that Rama is the Lord of the entire creation, both animate and inanimate. God requites our actions according as they are good or bad, weighing them in the scale of His judgment. He alone who does an act reaps its consequences: such is the law of the Vedas and so declare all."
Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Dohas 1705
सीय सहित सुत सुभग दोउ देखि देखि अकुलाइ। बारहिं बार सनेह बस राउ लेइ उर लाइ।।76।।
sīya sahita suta subhaga dōu dēkhi dēkhi akulāi. bārahiṃ bāra sanēha basa rāu lēi ura lāi..76..
The king felt much agitated as he gazed on his two sons with Sita. Overwhelmed with emotion he pressed them to his bosom again and again.
Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Dohas 1707
औरु करै अपराधु कोउ और पाव फल भोगु। अति बिचित्र भगवंत गति को जग जानै जोगु।।77।।
auru karai aparādhu kōu aura pāva phala bhōgu. ati bicitra bhagavaṃta gati kō jaga jānai jōgu..77..
But in this case we find that one commits the offence and another reaps the fruit. Highly mysterious are the ways of God: no one in this world is competent to know them."
Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Dohas 1709
-सिख सीतलि हित मधुर मृदु सुनि सीतहि न सोहानि। सरद चंद चंदनि लगत जनु चकई अकुलानि।।78।।
sikha sītali hita madhura mṛdu suni sītahi na sōhāni. sarada caṃda caṃdani lagata janu cakaī akulāni..78..
This advice, soothing, friendly, agreeable and tender as it was, did not sound pleasing to Sita's ears. It seemed as if the touch of the rays of the autumnal moon had made a female Cakravaka bird restless.
Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Chaupais 1710
सीय सकुच बस उतरु न देई। सो सुनि तमकि उठी कैकेई।। मुनि पट भूषन भाजन आनी। आगें धरि बोली मृदु बानी।। नृपहि प्रान प्रिय तुम्ह रघुबीरा। सील सनेह न छाड़िहि भीरा।। सुकृत सुजसु परलोकु नसाऊ। तुम्हहि जान बन कहिहि न काऊ।। अस बिचारि सोइ करहु जो भावा। राम जननि सिख सुनि सुखु पावा।। भूपहि बचन बानसम लागे। करहिं न प्रान पयान अभागे।। लोग बिकल मुरुछित नरनाहू। काह करिअ कछु सूझ न काहू।। रामु तुरत मुनि बेषु बनाई। चले जनक जननिहि सिरु नाई।।
sīya sakuca basa utaru na dēī. sō suni tamaki uṭhī kaikēī.. muni paṭa bhūṣana bhājana ānī. āgēṃ dhari bōlī mṛdu bānī.. nṛpahi prāna priya tumha raghubīrā. sīla sanēha na chāḍaihi bhīrā.. sukṛta sujasu paralōku nasāū. tumhahi jāna bana kahihi na kāū.. asa bicāri sōi karahu jō bhāvā. rāma janani sikha suni sukhu pāvā.. bhūpahi bacana bānasama lāgē. karahiṃ na prāna payāna abhāgē.. lōga bikala muruchita naranāhū. kāha karia kachu sūjha na kāhū.. rāmu turata muni bēṣu banāī. calē janaka jananihi siru nāī..
Sita was too modest to give any reply. But Kaikeyi flared up on hearing their talk. She brought hermits robes, ornaments and vessels and, placing them before Sri Rama, addressed Him in soft accents, "You are dear as life to the king, O Hero of Raghu's line; he is too soft to shake off his scruple and attachment for you. He would sooner forfeit his virtue, good reputation and his happiness in the other world than ask you to proceed to the woods. Bearing this in mind do as you please." Sri Rama rejoiced to hear His stepmother's admonition; but her words pierced the king like shafts. "Will my wretched life never depart," he said to himself. The people felt much distressed while the king fainted; no one knew what to do. Sri Rama presently dressed Himself as a hermit and bowing His head to His parents departed.
Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Ayodhya Kaanda Sri Rama, Laksmana and Sita call on king Dasaratha to take leave of him; Dasaratha's advice to Sita · Verse Chaupais 1708
रायँ राम राखन हित लागी। बहुत उपाय किए छलु त्यागी।। लखी राम रुख रहत न जाने। धरम धुरंधर धीर सयाने।। तब नृप सीय लाइ उर लीन्ही। अति हित बहुत भाँति सिख दीन्ही।। कहि बन के दुख दुसह सुनाए। सासु ससुर पितु सुख समुझाए।। सिय मनु राम चरन अनुरागा। घरु न सुगमु बनु बिषमु न लागा।। औरउ सबहिं सीय समुझाई। कहि कहि बिपिन बिपति अधिकाई।। सचिव नारि गुर नारि सयानी। सहित सनेह कहहिं मृदु बानी।। तुम्ह कहुँ तौ न दीन्ह बनबासू। करहु जो कहहिं ससुर गुर सासू।।
rāyaom rāma rākhana hita lāgī. bahuta upāya kiē chalu tyāgī.. lakhī rāma rukha rahata na jānē. dharama dhuraṃdhara dhīra sayānē.. taba nṛpa sīya lāi ura līnhī. ati hita bahuta bhāomti sikha dīnhī.. kahi bana kē dukha dusaha sunāē. sāsu sasura pitu sukha samujhāē.. siya manu rāma carana anurāgā. gharu na sugamu banu biṣamu na lāgā.. aurau sabahiṃ sīya samujhāī. kahi kahi bipina bipati adhikāī.. saciva nāri gura nāri sayānī. sahita sanēha kahahiṃ mṛdu bānī.. tumha kahu tau na dīnha banabāsū. karahu jō kahahiṃ sasura gura sāsū..
The king sincerely tried every means to detain Sri Rama. But he discovered Sri Rama's intention and came to know that He was not going to stay, a champion of righteousness, strong-minded and foresighted as He was. The king thereupon clasped Sita to his bosom and most lovingly admonished Her in many ways. He described the terrible hardships of forest life and explained to Her the comforts She would enjoy if She chose to stay with Her husband's parents or Her own father. Sita's mind, however, was attached to Sri Rama's feet; hence neither home seemed attractive to Her nor the forest repulsive. Everyone else too expostulated with Sita dwelling on the many miseries of the forest. The minister's (Sumantra's) wife as well as the preceptor's (Vasistha's) and other prudent ladies fondly urged Her in gentle tones: "Nobody has exiled you to the forest: therefore, do as your husband's parents and preceptor bid you."