Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman
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Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2156
सुनि सीता दुख प्रभु सुख अयना। भरि आए जल राजिव नयना।। बचन काँय मन मम गति जाही। सपनेहुँ बूझिअ बिपति कि ताही।। कह हनुमंत बिपति प्रभु सोई। जब तव सुमिरन भजन न होई।। केतिक बात प्रभु जातुधान की। रिपुहि जीति आनिबी जानकी।। सुनु कपि तोहि समान उपकारी। नहिं कोउ सुर नर मुनि तनुधारी।। प्रति उपकार करौं का तोरा। सनमुख होइ न सकत मन मोरा।। सुनु सुत उरिन मैं नाहीं। देखेउँ करि बिचार मन माहीं।। पुनि पुनि कपिहि चितव सुरत्राता। लोचन नीर पुलक अति गाता।।
suni sītā dukha prabhu sukha ayanā. bhari āē jala rājiva nayanā bacana kāomya mana mama gati jāhī. sapanēhuom būjhia bipati ki tāhī kaha hanumaṃta bipati prabhu sōī. jaba tava sumirana bhajana na hōī kētika bāta prabhu jātudhāna kī. ripuhi jīti ānibī jānakī sunu kapi tōhi samāna upakārī. nahiṃ kōu sura nara muni tanudhārī prati upakāra karauṃ kā tōrā. sanamukha hōi na sakata mana mōrā sunu suta urina maiṃ nāhīṃ. dēkhēuom kari bicāra mana māhīṃ puni puni kapihi citava suratrātā. lōcana nīra pulaka ati gātā
When the all-blissful Lord heard of Sita's agony, tears rushed to his lotus eyes. "Do you think anyone who depends on me in thought, word and deed can ever dream of adversity?" Said Hanuman: "There is no misfortune other than ceasing to remember and adore You. Of what account are the demons to You? Routing the enemy You will surely bring back Janaka's Daughter." "No one endowed with a body-a god, human being or sage-has put me under such obligation, Hanuman, as you have done. Even my mind shrinks to face you; how, then, can I repay your obligation? Listen, my son: I have thought over the question and concluded that the debt which I owe you cannot be repaid." Again and again as the Protector of the gods gazed on Hanuman His eyes filled with tears and His body was overpowered with a thrill of emotion.
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2152
जामवंत कह सुनु रघुराया। जा पर नाथ करहु तुम्ह दाया।। ताहि सदा सुभ कुसल निरंतर। सुर नर मुनि प्रसन्न ता ऊपर।। सोइ बिजई बिनई गुन सागर। तासु सुजसु त्रेलोक उजागर।। प्रभु कीं कृपा भयउ सबु काजू। जन्म हमार सुफल भा आजू।। नाथ पवनसुत कीन्हि जो करनी। सहसहुँ मुख न जाइ सो बरनी।। पवनतनय के चरित सुहाए। जामवंत रघुपतिहि सुनाए।। सुनत कृपानिधि मन अति भाए। पुनि हनुमान हरषि हियँ लाए।। कहहु तात केहि भाँति जानकी। रहति करति रच्छा स्वप्रान की।।
jāmavaṃta kaha sunu raghurāyā. jā para nātha karahu tumha dāyā tāhi sadā subha kusala niraṃtara. sura nara muni prasanna tā ūpara sōi bijaī binaī guna sāgara. tāsu sujasu trēlōka ujāgara prabhu kīṃ kṛpā bhayau sabu kājū. janma hamāra suphala bhā ājū nātha pavanasuta kīnhi jō karanī. sahasahuom mukha na jāi sō baranī pavanatanaya kē carita suhāē. jāmavaṃta raghupatihi sunāē sunata kṛpānidhi mana ati bhāē. puni hanumāna haraṣi hiyaom lāē kahahu tāta kēhi bhāomti jānakī. rahati karati racchā svaprāna kī
Said Jambavan, "Listen, O Lord of the Raghus: he on whom You bestow Your blessings is ever lucky and incessantly happy; gods, human beings and sages are all kind to him. He alone is victorious, modest and an ocean of virtues; his fair renown shines brightly through all the three spheres of creation. Everything has turned out well by the grace of my Lord; it is only today that our birth has been consummated. The achievement of Hanuman (the son of the wind-god) cannot be described even with a thousand tongues." Jambavan then related to the Lord of the Raghus the charming exploits of Hanuman (the son of the wind-god). The All-merciful felt much delighted at heart to hear them and in His joy He clasped Hanuman once more to His bosom. "Tell me, dear Hanuman, how does Janaka's daughter pass her days and sustain her life?"
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2150
जौं न होति सीता सुधि पाई। मधुबन के फल सकहिं कि खाई।। एहि बिधि मन बिचार कर राजा। आइ गए कपि सहित समाजा।। आइ सबन्हि नावा पद सीसा। मिलेउ सबन्हि अति प्रेम कपीसा।। पूँछी कुसल कुसल पद देखी। राम कृपाँ भा काजु बिसेषी।। नाथ काजु कीन्हेउ हनुमाना। राखे सकल कपिन्ह के प्राना।। सुनि सुग्रीव बहुरि तेहि मिलेऊ। कपिन्ह सहित रघुपति पहिं चलेऊ। राम कपिन्ह जब आवत देखा। किएँ काजु मन हरष बिसेषा।। फटिक सिला बैठे द्वौ भाई। परे सकल कपि चरनन्हि जाई।।
jauṃ na hōti sītā sudhi pāī. madhubana kē phala sakahiṃ ki khāī ēhi bidhi mana bicāra kara rājā. āi gaē kapi sahita samājā āi sabanhi nāvā pada sīsā. milēu sabanhi ati prēma kapīsā pūomchī kusala kusala pada dēkhī. rāma kṛpāom bhā kāju bisēṣī nātha kāju kīnhēu hanumānā. rākhē sakala kapinha kē prānā suni sugrīva bahuri tēhi milēū. kapinha sahita raghupati pahiṃ calēū. rāma kapinha jaba āvata dēkhā. kiēom kāju mana haraṣa bisēṣā phaṭika silā baiṭhē dvau bhāī. parē sakala kapi carananhi jāī
"If they had failed to get any news of Sita, they could never dare to eat the fruit of Madhuvana." While the king was thus musing, the monkey chiefs arrived with their party. Drawing near they all bowed their head at his feet and the lord of the monkeys received them all most cordially and enquired after their welfare . "It is well with us, now that we have seen your feet. By Rama's grace the work has been accomplished with remarkable success. It is Hanuman, Your Majesty, who did everything and saved the life of the whole monkey host." Hearing this Sugriva embraced him again and then proceeded with all the monkeys to see the Lord of the Raghus. When Sri Rama saw the monkeys approaching with their mission duly accomplished, He was particularly delighted at heart. The two brothers were seated on a crystal rock and all the monkeys went and fell at Their feet.
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2158
बार बार प्रभु चहइ उठावा। प्रेम मगन तेहि उठब न भावा।। प्रभु कर पंकज कपि कें सीसा। सुमिरि सो दसा मगन गौरीसा।। सावधान मन करि पुनि संकर। लागे कहन कथा अति सुंदर।। कपि उठाइ प्रभु हृदयँ लगावा। कर गहि परम निकट बैठावा।। कहु कपि रावन पालित लंका। केहि बिधि दहेउ दुर्ग अति बंका।। प्रभु प्रसन्न जाना हनुमाना। बोला बचन बिगत अभिमाना।। साखामृग के बड़ि मनुसाई। साखा तें साखा पर जाई।। नाघि सिंधु हाटकपुर जारा। निसिचर गन बिधि बिपिन उजारा। सो सब तव प्रताप रघुराई। नाथ न कछू मोरि प्रभुताई।।
bāra bāra prabhu cahai uṭhāvā. prēma magana tēhi uṭhaba na bhāvā prabhu kara paṃkaja kapi kēṃ sīsā. sumiri sō dasā magana gaurīsā sāvadhāna mana kari puni saṃkara. lāgē kahana kathā ati suṃdara kapi uṭhāi prabhu hṛdayaom lagāvā. kara gahi parama nikaṭa baiṭhāvā kahu kapi rāvana pālita laṃkā. kēhi bidhi dahēu durga ati baṃkā prabhu prasanna jānā hanumānā. bōlā bacana bigata abhimānā sākhāmṛga kē baḍai manusāī. sākhā tēṃ sākhā para jāī nāghi siṃdhu hāṭakapura jārā. nisicara gana bidhi bipina ujārā. sō saba tava pratāpa raghurāī. nātha na kachū mōri prabhutāī
Again and again the Lord sought to raise him up; he, however, was so absorbed in love that he would not rise. The lotus hand of the Lord rested on his head. Gauri's lord (Siva) was overcome with emotion as He called to mind Hanuman's enviable lot.* But, recovering Himself, Siva resumed the most charming narrative. The Lord lifted up Hanuman and clasped him to His bosom; then He took him by the hand and seated him very close to Him. "Tell me, Hanuman, how could you burn Ravana's stronghold of Lanka, a most impregnable fortress?" When Hanuman found the Lord so pleased, he replied in words altogether free from pride. "A monkey's greatest valour lies in his skipping about from one bough to another. That I should have been able to leap across the ocean, burn the gold city, kill the demon host and lay waste the Asoka grove was all due to Your might; no credit, my lord, is due to me for the same."
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2148
चलत महाधुनि गर्जेसि भारी। गर्भ स्त्रवहिं सुनि निसिचर नारी।। नाघि सिंधु एहि पारहि आवा। सबद किलकिला कपिन्ह सुनावा।। हरषे सब बिलोकि हनुमाना। नूतन जन्म कपिन्ह तब जाना।। मुख प्रसन्न तन तेज बिराजा। कीन्हेसि रामचन्द्र कर काजा।। मिले सकल अति भए सुखारी। तलफत मीन पाव जिमि बारी।। चले हरषि रघुनायक पासा। पूँछत कहत नवल इतिहासा।। तब मधुबन भीतर सब आए। अंगद संमत मधु फल खाए।। रखवारे जब बरजन लागे। मुष्टि प्रहार हनत सब भागे।।
calata mahādhuni garjēsi bhārī. garbha stravahiṃ suni nisicara nārī nāghi siṃdhu ēhi pārahi āvā. sabada kilakilā kapinha sunāvā haraṣē saba bilōki hanumānā. nūtana janma kapinha taba jānā mukha prasanna tana tēja birājā. kīnhēsi rāmacandra kara kājā milē sakala ati bhaē sukhārī. talaphata mīna pāva jimi bārī calē haraṣi raghunāyaka pāsā. pūomchata kahata navala itihāsā taba madhubana bhītara saba āē. aṃgada saṃmata madhu phala khāē rakhavārē jaba barajana lāgē. muṣṭi prahāra hanata saba bhāgē
While leaving he roared aloud with such a terrible noise that the wives of the demons miscarried. Taking a leap across the ocean he reached the opposite shore and greeted his fellow-monkeys with a shrill cry of joy. They were all delighted to see Hanuman and felt as if they had been born anew. He wore a cheerful countenance and his body shone with a brilliance which left no doubt in their mind that he had executed Sri Ramacandra's commission. They all met him and felt as delighted as a fish writhing with agony for lack of water would feel on getting it. They then gladly proceeded to see the Lord of the Raghus, asking and telling the latest events. On their way they all entered Sugriva's garden called Madhuvana and with Angada's consent began to eat the luscious fruit. When the guards interfered, they were beaten with fists till they took to their heels.
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2160
नाथ भगति अति सुखदायनी। देहु कृपा करि अनपायनी।। सुनि प्रभु परम सरल कपि बानी। एवमस्तु तब कहेउ भवानी।। उमा राम सुभाउ जेहिं जाना। ताहि भजनु तजि भाव न आना।। यह संवाद जासु उर आवा। रघुपति चरन भगति सोइ पावा।। सुनि प्रभु बचन कहहिं कपिबृंदा। जय जय जय कृपाल सुखकंदा।। तब रघुपति कपिपतिहि बोलावा। कहा चलैं कर करहु बनावा।। अब बिलंबु केहि कारन कीजे। तुरत कपिन्ह कहुँ आयसु दीजे।। कौतुक देखि सुमन बहु बरषी। नभ तें भवन चले सुर हरषी।।
nātha bhagati ati sukhadāyanī. dēhu kṛpā kari anapāyanī suni prabhu parama sarala kapi bānī. ēvamastu taba kahēu bhavānī umā rāma subhāu jēhiṃ jānā. tāhi bhajanu taji bhāva na ānā yaha saṃvāda jāsu ura āvā. raghupati carana bhagati sōi pāvā suni prabhu bacana kahahiṃ kapibṛṃdā. jaya jaya jaya kṛpāla sukhakaṃdā taba raghupati kapipatihi bōlāvā. kahā calaiṃ kara karahu banāvā aba bilaṃbu kēhi kārana kījē. turata kapinha kahuom āyasu dījē kautuka dēkhi sumana bahu baraṣī. nabha tēṃ bhavana calē sura haraṣī
"Therefore, be pleased, my lord, to grant me unceasing Devotion, which is a source of supreme bliss." When the Lord, O Parvati, heard the most artless speech of Hanuman He said, "Be it so !" Uma , he who has come to know the true nature of Rama can have no relish for anything other than His worship. Even he who takes this dialogue (between Sri Rama and Hanuman) to heart is blessed with devotion to Sri Rama's feet. On hearing the words of the Lord the whole host of monkeys cried, "Glory, glory, all glory to the gracious Lord, the fountain of bliss !" The Lord of the Raghus then summoned Sugriva (the King of the monkeys) and said, "Make preparations for the march. Why should we tarry any longer? Issue orders to the monkeys at once." The gods who were witnessing the spectacle rained down flowers in profusion and then gladly withdrew from the lower air to their own celestial spheres.
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Chaupais 2154
चलत मोहि चूड़ामनि दीन्ही। रघुपति हृदयँ लाइ सोइ लीन्ही।। नाथ जुगल लोचन भरि बारी। बचन कहे कछु जनककुमारी।। अनुज समेत गहेहु प्रभु चरना। दीन बंधु प्रनतारति हरना।। मन क्रम बचन चरन अनुरागी। केहि अपराध नाथ हौं त्यागी।। अवगुन एक मोर मैं माना। बिछुरत प्रान न कीन्ह पयाना।। नाथ सो नयनन्हि को अपराधा। निसरत प्रान करिहिं हठि बाधा।। बिरह अगिनि तनु तूल समीरा। स्वास जरइ छन माहिं सरीरा।। नयन स्त्रवहि जलु निज हित लागी। जरैं न पाव देह बिरहागी। सीता के अति बिपति बिसाला। बिनहिं कहें भलि दीनदयाला।।
calata mōhi cūḍaāmani dīnhī. raghupati hṛdayaom lāi sōi līnhī nātha jugala lōcana bhari bārī. bacana kahē kachu janakakumārī anuja samēta gahēhu prabhu caranā. dīna baṃdhu pranatārati haranā mana krama bacana carana anurāgī. kēhi aparādha nātha hauṃ tyāgī avaguna ēka mōra maiṃ mānā. bichurata prāna na kīnha payānā nātha sō nayananhi kō aparādhā. nisarata prāna karihiṃ haṭhi bādhā biraha agini tanu tūla samīrā. svāsa jarai chana māhiṃ sarīrā nayana stravahi jalu nija hita lāgī. jaraiṃ na pāva dēha birahāgī. sītā kē ati bipati bisālā. binahiṃ kahēṃ bhali dīnadayālā
"When I was leaving, She gave me this jewel from the top of Her head." The Lord of the Raghus took it and pressed it to His bosom. "My lord, with tears in both Her eyes Janaka's Daughter uttered the following few words: 'Embrace the feet of my lord and His younger brother crying; O befriender of the distressed, reliever of the suppliant's agony, I am devoted to Your feet in thought, word and deed; yet for what offence, my lord, have You forsaken me? I do admit one fault of mine, that my life did not depart the moment I was separated from You. That, however, my lord, is the fault of my eyes, which forcibly prevent my life from escaping. The agony of separation from You is like fire, my sighs fan it as a gust of wind and in between stands my body like a heap of cotton, which would have been consumed in an instant. But my eyes, in their own interest (i.e., for being enabled to feast themselves on Your beauty) rain a flood of tears; that is why the body fails to catch the fire of desolation.' Sita's distress is so overwhelmingly great, and You are so compassionate to the afflicted, that it is better not to describe it."
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2157
सुनि प्रभु बचन बिलोकि मुख गात हरषि हनुमंत। चरन परेउ प्रेमाकुल त्राहि त्राहि भगवंत।।32।।
suni prabhu bacana bilōki mukha gāta haraṣi hanumaṃta. carana parēu prēmākula trāhi trāhi bhagavaṃta
Even as Hanuman listened to the words of his lord and gazed on His countenance he experienced a thrill of joy all over his body and fell at His feet, overwhelmed with love and crying: "Save me, save me (from the tentacles of egoism), my lord."
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2149
जाइ पुकारे ते सब बन उजार जुबराज। सुनि सुग्रीव हरष कपि करि आए प्रभु काज।।28।।
jāi pukārē tē saba bana ujāra jubarāja. suni sugrīva haraṣa kapi kari āē prabhu kāja
They all approached Sugriva and complained that the Crown Prince was laying waste the royal garden. Sugriva rejoiced to hear this; for he concluded that the monkeys must have returned after accomplishing the Lord's business.
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2159
ता कहुँ प्रभु कछु अगम नहिं जा पर तुम्ह अनुकुल। तब प्रभावँ बड़वानलहिं जारि सकइ खलु तूल।।33।।
tā kahuom prabhu kachu agama nahiṃ jā para tumha anukula. taba prabhāvaom baḍavānalahiṃ jāri sakai khalu tūla
"Nothing is unattainable, my lord, to him who enjoys Your grace. Through Your might a mere shred of cotton can surely burn a submarine fire (the impossible can be made possible).
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2155
निमिष निमिष करुनानिधि जाहिं कलप सम बीति। बेगि चलिय प्रभु आनिअ भुज बल खल दल जीति।।31।।
nimiṣa nimiṣa karunānidhi jāhiṃ kalapa sama bīti. bēgi caliya prabhu ānia bhuja bala khala dala jīti
"Each single moment, O fountain of mercy, passes like an age to Her. Therefore, march quickly, my lord, and vanquishing the miscreant crew by Your mighty arm, recover Her."
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2151
प्रीति सहित सब भेटे रघुपति करुना पुंज। पूँछी कुसल नाथ अब कुसल देखि पद कंज।।29।।
prīti sahita saba bhēṭē raghupati karunā puṃja. pūomchī kusala nātha aba kusala dēkhi pada kaṃja
The all-merciful Lord of the Raghus embraced them all with affection and asked of their welfare. "All is well with us, now that we have seen Your lotus feet."
Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman - Dohas
Ramcharitmanas · Chapter Sundar Kaanda On Hanuman's reaching the opposite shore all the monkeys return and enter Madhuvana; their meeting with Sugriva and the dialogue between Sri Rama and Hanuman · Verse Dohas 2153
नाम पाहरु दिवस निसि ध्यान तुम्हार कपाट। लोचन निज पद जंत्रित जाहिं प्रान केहिं बाट।।30।।
nāma pāharu divasa nisi dhyāna tumhāra kapāṭa. lōcana nija pada jaṃtrita jāhiṃ prāna kēhiṃ bāṭa
"Your Name keeps watch night and day, while Her continued thought of You acts as a pair of closed doors. She has Her eyes fastened on Her own feet; Her life thus finds no outlet whereby to escape."