Ayodhya Kaanda Dialogue between Sri Rama, Bharata and others - Chaupais
Ramcharitmanas · Ayodhya Kaanda Dialogue between Sri Rama, Bharata and others · Verse Chaupais 2083
Sanskrit Original
भूपति मरन पेम पनु राखी। जननी कुमति जगतु सबु साखी।। देखि न जाहि बिकल महतारी। जरहिं दुसह जर पुर नर नारी।। महीं सकल अनरथ कर मूला। सो सुनि समुझि सहिउँ सब सूला।। सुनि बन गवनु कीन्ह रघुनाथा। करि मुनि बेष लखन सिय साथा।। बिनु पानहिन्ह पयादेहि पाएँ। संकरु साखि रहेउँ एहि घाएँ।। बहुरि निहार निषाद सनेहू। कुलिस कठिन उर भयउ न बेहू।। अब सबु आँखिन्ह देखेउँ आई। जिअत जीव जड़ सबइ सहाई।। जिन्हहि निरखि मग साँपिनि बीछी। तजहिं बिषम बिषु तामस तीछी।।
bhūpati marana pēma panu rākhī. jananī kumati jagatu sabu sākhī.. dēkhi na jāhi bikala mahatārī. jarahiṃ dusaha jara pura nara nārī.. mahīṃ sakala anaratha kara mūlā. sō suni samujhi sahiu saba sūlā.. suni bana gavanu kīnha raghunāthā. kari muni bēṣa lakhana siya sāthā.. binu pānahinha payādēhi pāēom. saṃkaru sākhi rahēu ēhi ghāēom.. bahuri nihāra niṣāda sanēhū. kulisa kaṭhina ura bhayau na bēhū.. aba sabu āomkhinha dēkhēu āī. jiata jīva jaḍa sabai sahāī.. jinhahi nirakhi maga sāompini bīchī. tajahiṃ biṣama biṣu tāmasa tīchī..
The whole world will bear witness, on the one hand, to the king having died as a result of his uncompromising love, and to my mother's evil intent, on the other. The queen-mothers are in such distress that one cannot bear to look at them; while the men and women of the city are burning with deep agony. I have heard and realized that I am the root of all trouble and have accordingly endured all suffering. To crown all when I heard that clad in hermit's robes and accompanied by Laksmana and Sita, the Lord of Raghus proceeded to the woods on foot and without shoes, God Sankara be my witness, I survived even that blow. On top of it, when I witnessed the Nisada's love, my heart, which is harder than adamant, refused to break. And now I have seen all with my own eyes and so long as I live my stupid soul will subject me to all kinds of suffering. What shall I say of Rama, Laksmana and Sita, at whose sight even snakes and scorpions on the road forget their virulent poison and irrepressible anger !"