Chapter – 192– Sri Ramacharitha Manas –
Ayodhya Kanda– Bharatha shed tears thinking about Rama and Devi Sita
Guha showed the sacred Shimshupa/Ashoka
tree where Rama took shelter during his journey, soon Bharatha reverentially
prostrated before the tree and looked at it with great admiration, further he
beautifully placed the Kushagrass around the tree and prostrated once again.
Bharatha took the dust particles from the footprints of Rama, applied them on
forehead and eyes with great love, which was beyond description. Bharatha
spotted a few golden beads under the tree, that was reverentially placed on his
head as if he was offering salutation to Devi Sita. Bharatha shed tears in
extreme grief and spoke solemnly “Oh! Guha, Oh! Brother, see these golden beads
have lost their beauty and luster due to the separation from Devi Sita, like the
men and women of Ayodhya who have lost their happiness at the separation of
this couple. The entire people of Ayodhya have doomed to utter gloominess. Who
can live an ascetic life like the illustrious King Janaka, father of Devi Sita?
He is the supreme ascetic who considers pleasure and pain as the same, while taking
pleasure in the Kingdom, he is neither happy nor sad. Her father-in-law is the illustrious King
Dasaratha who is the Lord of the solar race, even the deities envy his fame and glories.
Her beloved Lord is Lord of Raghu's, Rama whose virtues, righteousness, kindness, and compassion are well known in the fourteen spheres.”
Jaha Simsupa Puneetha Thara
Raghubara Kiya Bishramu | Athi Sanehu Sadhara Bharatha Keenheau Dhanda
Pranamu||
Kusa
Santhari Nihari Suhayi | Keenha Pranamu
Pradhacchinna Jayi || Charanarekha Raja Aankhinha Layi | Banayi Na Kahatha Preethi
Adhikayi || Kanaka Bindhu Dhuyi
Charika Dhekhe | Rakhe Seesa
Siyasama Lekhe || Sajala Bilochalna Hridhaya Galani | Kahatha Sakha Sana
Bachana Subani || Sreehitha Siya Biraha
Dhuthiheena | Jaya Avadha Nara Nari Bileena || Pitha Janaka Dheau Patathara Kehi
| Karathala Bhogu Jogu Jaga Jehi || Sasura
Bhanukula Bhanu Bualu | Jehi
Sihatha Amaravathipalu || Prananathu Raghunatha Gosayi | Jo Bada Hotha So Rama Badayi ||
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