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Baal Kaanda Dialogue between the sages - Yajnavalkya and Bharadvaja and the greatness of Prayaga - Chaupais

Ramcharitmanas · Baal Kaanda Dialogue between the sages - Yajnavalkya and Bharadvaja and the greatness of Prayaga · Verse Chaupais 1549

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Sanskrit Original

अस बिचारि प्रगटउँ निज मोहू। हरहु नाथ करि जन पर छोहू।। रास नाम कर अमित प्रभावा। संत पुरान उपनिषद गावा।। संतत जपत संभु अबिनासी। सिव भगवान ग्यान गुन रासी।। आकर चारि जीव जग अहहीं। कासीं मरत परम पद लहहीं।। सोपि राम महिमा मुनिराया। सिव उपदेसु करत करि दाया।। रामु कवन प्रभु पूछउँ तोही। कहिअ बुझाइ कृपानिधि मोही।। एक राम अवधेस कुमारा। तिन्ह कर चरित बिदित संसारा।। नारि बिरहँ दुखु लहेउ अपारा। भयहु रोषु रन रावनु मारा।।

asa bicāri pragaṭau nija mōhū. harahu nātha kari jana para chōhū.. rāsa nāma kara amita prabhāvā. saṃta purāna upaniṣada gāvā.. saṃtata japata saṃbhu abināsī. siva bhagavāna gyāna guna rāsī.. ākara cāri jīva jaga ahahīṃ. kāsīṃ marata parama pada lahahīṃ.. sōpi rāma mahimā munirāyā. siva upadēsu karata kari dāyā.. rāmu kavana prabhu pūchau tōhī. kahia bujhāi kṛpānidhi mōhī.. ēka rāma avadhēsa kumārā. tinha kara carita bidita saṃsārā.. nāri birahaom dukhu lahēu apārā. bhayahu rōṣu rana rāvanu mārā..

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“Remembering this I disclose my folly; dispel it, taking pity on this servant, my lord! The saints as well as the PurŒanas and the Upani¦ads too declare that the potency of the name ‘RŒma’ is unlimited. The immortal Lord Siva, who is the fountain of joy and a storehouse of wisdom and goodness, incessantly repeats It.There are four broad divisions of living beings in the world; such of them as die in the holy city of KŒasi (VŒarŒanasi) attain to the highest state. This too marks the glory of Sri Rama’s Name, O chief of sages; for it is this very Name that Lord Siva mercifully imparts to the dying soul in KŒss. I ask you, my lord, who that RŒma is; pray explain to me, O storehouse of compassion. One such RŒma is the prince of AyodhyŒ whose exploits are known throughout the world. Infinite was his sorrow due to the loss of his wife; and flying into a rage he slew RaŒvana in battle.” (1—-4)