||Sri Ram Jayram Jaya Jaya
Ram||
Chapter – 62 – Dhoha – 61
The compassionate Lord
pronounced “Thadhasthu/let it be! Oh! Rajan, make a visit to the abode of Lord
Devendra, and take pleasure in it for some time, Oh! Father, in due course of
time, you will take birth as the King of Ayodhya, I will be born as your son,
and perform various amusement to make my devotees blissful. Whoever listens to
my pastimes with devotion and faith, leaving all their pride would easily cross
the unfathomable ocean of the worldly existence. The supreme Goddess Adishakthi who is my Maya
is the creator of the Universe; she will manifest as her own at that moment of
my birth. In this way, I shall fulfill your desires, this is my promise to you,
and my words never go untrue.” The supreme Lord Hari disappeared from their
sight.
Maharishi Yajjavalkhya
speaks “Oh! Bharadhwaja, Manu and Devi Shatharoopa contemplated upon that
marvelous form of that supreme Lord Hari and spend their times in the hermitage;
eventually, they left their mortal coil and followed the instruction of Lord
Hari and lived in the abode Amaravathi. This glorious legend of Manu and Devi
Shatharoopa was narrated by Lord Mahadeva to Uma. Oh! Bharadhwaja, I shall
narrate another legend about the reason for the birth of Lord Rama, which was
narrated by Lord Shambhu to Goddess Bhavani, listens to me carefully, Oh! Muni,
There was a marvelous city in the name of Kaikeya, which was ruled by King Sathyakethu
who was righteous, impartial to his subject, has great prowess, extremely
valorous, and pleasing natured. He had two sons who were storehouses of virtues,
and valorous like their father. The elder son was Prathapbhanu who was the heir
to the throne of Kaikeya, the second son was Arimardhana, equally powerful like
his brother and father. These two brothers were lived in good terms, they had
no hatred or jealousy between them. The King Sathyakethu ruled Kaikeya for
several thousand years and latter crowned his elder son as the King and
returned to woods and immersed in the meditation upon Lord Hari.”
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