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Baal Kaanda The excellences of Sri Rama and the greatness of His story - Chaupais

Ramcharitmanas · Baal Kaanda The excellences of Sri Rama and the greatness of His story · Verse Chaupais 1517

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Sanskrit Original

जागबलिक जो कथा सुहाई। भरद्वाज मुनिबरहि सुनाई।। कहिहउँ सोइ संबाद बखानी। सुनहुँ सकल सज्जन सुखु मानी।। संभु कीन्ह यह चरित सुहावा। बहुरि कृपा करि उमहि सुनावा।। सोइ सिव कागभुसुंडिहि दीन्हा। राम भगत अधिकारी चीन्हा।। तेहि सन जागबलिक पुनि पावा। तिन्ह पुनि भरद्वाज प्रति गावा।। ते श्रोता बकता समसीला। सवँदरसी जानहिं हरिलीला।। जानहिं तीनि काल निज ग्याना। करतल गत आमलक समाना।। औरउ जे हरिभगत सुजाना। कहहिं सुनहिं समुझहिं बिधि नाना।।

jāgabalika jō kathā suhāī. bharadvāja munibarahi sunāī.. kahihau sōi saṃbāda bakhānī. sunahu sakala sajjana sukhu mānī.. saṃbhu kīnha yaha carita suhāvā. bahuri kṛpā kari umahi sunāvā.. sōi siva kāgabhusuṃḍihi dīnhā. rāma bhagata adhikārī cīnhā.. tēhi sana jāgabalika puni pāvā. tinha puni bharadvāja prati gāvā.. tē śrōtā bakatā samasīlā. savaomdarasī jānahiṃ harilīlā.. jānahiṃ tīni kāla nija gyānā. karatala gata āmalaka samānā.. aurau jē haribhagata sujānā. kahahiṃ sunahiṃ samujhahiṃ bidhi nānā..

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The charming story which Yajnavalkya related to the good sage Bharadvaja, I shall repeat the same dialogue at length; let all good souls hear it with a feeling of delight. This ravishing tale was conceived by Sambhu (Lord Siva), who graciously communicated it to His Consort Uma (Parvati). Siva imparted it once more to Kakabhusundi (a sage in the form of crow), knowing him to be a devotee of Sri Rama and one qualified to hear it. And it was Yajnavalkya who received it from the latter (Kakabhusundi) and narrated it to Bharadvaja. Both these, the listener (Bharadvaja) and the reciter (Yajnavalkya), are equally virtuous; they view all alike and are acquainted with the pastimes of Sri Hari. Like a emblic myrobalan fruit placed on one's palm, they hold the past, present and future within their knowledge. Besides these, other enlightened devotees of Sri Hari too recite, hear and understand this story in diverse ways.(1-4)