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Baal Kaanda Parvati's unique fidelity as revealed through Her test by the seven seers - Chaupais

Ramcharitmanas · Baal Kaanda Parvati's unique fidelity as revealed through Her test by the seven seers · Verse Chaupais 1616

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Sanskrit Original

दच्छसुतन्ह उपदेसेन्हि जाई। तिन्ह फिरि भवनु न देखा आई।। चित्रकेतु कर घरु उन घाला। कनककसिपु कर पुनि अस हाला।। नारद सिख जे सुनहिं नर नारी। अवसि होहिं तजि भवनु भिखारी।। मन कपटी तन सज्जन चीन्हा। आपु सरिस सबही चह कीन्हा।। तेहि कें बचन मानि बिस्वासा। तुम्ह चाहहु पति सहज उदासा।। निर्गुन निलज कुबेष कपाली। अकुल अगेह दिगंबर ब्याली।। कहहु कवन सुखु अस बरु पाएँ। भल भूलिहु ठग के बौराएँ।। पंच कहें सिवँ सती बिबाही। पुनि अवडेरि मराएन्हि ताही।।

dacchasutanha upadēsēnhi jāī. tinha phiri bhavanu na dēkhā āī.. citrakētu kara gharu una ghālā. kanakakasipu kara puni asa hālā.. nārada sikha jē sunahiṃ nara nārī. avasi hōhiṃ taji bhavanu bhikhārī.. mana kapaṭī tana sajjana cīnhā. āpu sarisa sabahī caha kīnhā.. tēhi kēṃ bacana māni bisvāsā. tumha cāhahu pati sahaja udāsā.. nirguna nilaja kubēṣa kapālī. akula agēha digaṃbara byālī.. kahahu kavana sukhu asa baru pāēom. bhala bhūlihu ṭhaga kē baurāēom.. paṃca kahēṃ sivaom satī bibāhī. puni avaḍēri marāēnhi tāhī..

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“He called on and admonished the sons of Daksa and they never saw their home again. It was he who ruined the home of Citraketu; and again Hiranyakasipu (the father of PrahlŒda) met a similar fate. Men and women who listen to NŒrada’s advice are sure to leave their home and become mendicants. Guileful at heart, he bears on his person the marks of a pious man; he would make everyone just like himself. Relying on his words you crave for a husband who is apathetic by nature, devoid of attributes, shameless, homeless and naked, who has an inauspicious look about him, wears a string of skulls around his neck, is without a family and has serpents for his ornaments. Tell us, what happiness do you expect by obtaining such a husband? You have fallen an easy prey to the machinations of that imposter! Siva married Sats at the intercession of some friends; but later on he abandoned her and left her to die.” (1—-4)