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Uttar Kaanda Dialogue between Lord Siva and Goddess Parvati; Garuda's delusion; Garuda listens to Sri Rama's story and to an account of His glory from Kakabhusundi - Chaupais

Ramcharitmanas · Uttar Kaanda Dialogue between Lord Siva and Goddess Parvati; Garuda's delusion; Garuda listens to Sri Rama's story and to an account of His glory from Kakabhusundi · Verse Chaupais 2075

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Sanskrit Original

गयउ गरुड़ जहँ बसइ भुसुंडा। मति अकुंठ हरि भगति अखंडा।। देखि सैल प्रसन्न मन भयऊ। माया मोह सोच सब गयऊ।। करि तड़ाग मज्जन जलपाना। बट तर गयउ हृदयँ हरषाना।। बृद्ध बृद्ध बिहंग तहँ आए। सुनै राम के चरित सुहाए।। कथा अरंभ करै सोइ चाहा। तेही समय गयउ खगनाहा।। आवत देखि सकल खगराजा। हरषेउ बायस सहित समाजा।। अति आदर खगपति कर कीन्हा। स्वागत पूछि सुआसन दीन्हा।। करि पूजा समेत अनुरागा। मधुर बचन तब बोलेउ कागा।।

gayau garuḍa jahaom basai bhusuṃḍā. mati akuṃṭha hari bhagati akhaṃḍā.. dēkhi saila prasanna mana bhayaū. māyā mōha sōca saba gayaū.. kari taḍaāga majjana jalapānā. baṭa tara gayau hṛdayaom haraṣānā.. bṛddha bṛddha bihaṃga tahaom āē. sunai rāma kē carita suhāē.. kathā araṃbha karai sōi cāhā. tēhī samaya gayau khaganāhā.. āvata dēkhi sakala khagarājā. haraṣēu bāyasa sahita samājā.. ati ādara khagapati kara kīnhā. svāgata pūchi suāsana dīnhā.. kari pūjā samēta anurāgā. madhura bacana taba bōlēu kāgā..

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Garuda went to the abode of Bhusundi (Kakabhusundi) of unhampered intellect and possessing uninterrupted devotion to Sri Hari. At the sight of the mountain his heart rejoiced and he was rid of all Maya (delusion), infatuation and anxiety. After bathing in the tarn and drinking of its water he betook himself under the banyan tree, delighted at heart. Aged birds of all kinds flocked there to hear Sri Rama's charming exploits. Bhusundi was just on the point of commencing the narration when the king of the birds arrived. All were rejoiced to see the king of the whole feathered creation approach, the crow no less than the rest of the assembly. Bhusundi received the king of the birds with the utmost reverence and, having enquired after his welfare, conducted him to an exalted seat. After offering him loving worship the crow addressed him in honeyed accents:-