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Baal Kaanda Love's departure on the errand of the gods and his being burnt to death - Chaupais

Ramcharitmanas · Baal Kaanda Love's departure on the errand of the gods and his being burnt to death · Verse Chaupais 1626

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Sanskrit Original

तदपि करब मैं काजु तुम्हारा। श्रुति कह परम धरम उपकारा।। पर हित लागि तजइ जो देही। संतत संत प्रसंसहिं तेही।। अस कहि चलेउ सबहि सिरु नाई। सुमन धनुष कर सहित सहाई।। चलत मार अस हृदयँ बिचारा। सिव बिरोध ध्रुव मरनु हमारा।। तब आपन प्रभाउ बिस्तारा। निज बस कीन्ह सकल संसारा।। कोपेउ जबहि बारिचरकेतू। छन महुँ मिटे सकल श्रुति सेतू।। ब्रह्मचर्ज ब्रत संजम नाना। धीरज धरम ग्यान बिग्याना।। सदाचार जप जोग बिरागा। सभय बिबेक कटकु सब भागा।।

tadapi karaba maiṃ kāju tumhārā. śruti kaha parama dharama upakārā.. para hita lāgi tajai jō dēhī. saṃtata saṃta prasaṃsahiṃ tēhī.. asa kahi calēu sabahi siru nāī. sumana dhanuṣa kara sahita sahāī.. calata māra asa hṛdayaom bicārā. siva birōdha dhruva maranu hamārā.. taba āpana prabhāu bistārā. nija basa kīnha sakala saṃsārā.. kōpēu jabahi bāricarakētū. chana mahu miṭē sakala śruti sētū.. brahmacarja brata saṃjama nānā. dhīraja dharama gyāna bigyānā.. sadācāra japa jōga birāgā. sabhaya bibēka kaṭaku saba bhāgā..

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“However, I shall do your work; for the Vedas say benevolence is the highest virtue. The saints ever praise him who lays down his life in the service of others.” So saying, the god of love bowed his head to all and departed with his associates, the bow of flowers in hand. While leaving, Love thought within himself that hostility to Siva would mean sure death to him. He then exhibited his power and brought the whole world under his sway. When the god of love (who bears a fish for his emblem) betrayed his anger, all the barriers imposed by the Vedas were swept away in a moment. The whole army of Viveka (discriminating knowledge)—continence, religious vows, self-restraint of many kinds, fortitude, piety, spiritual wisdom and the knowledge of qualified divinity both with form and without form, morality, muttering of prayers, Yoga (contemplative union with God), dispassion and so on, fled in panic. (1—-4)