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## Forty-Second Chapter
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"Do not go, my dear, do not go! This is not right, my mind does not attain purity this way." ||12||
"I will go myself when the season arrives. You, being careful, will stay here with Sita." ||13||
Then, Lakshmana, having heard Rama's first words, was about to leave with great humility, but upon hearing the second, he stopped. At that time, Rama, whose heart was filled with love, said again, "The scorching summer season, marked by the blazing sun, has passed. Now, this extremely dreadful rainy season has arrived." ||14-15||
These clouds, filled with lightning, are darkening the directions, roaring like the churning ocean, and moving like the swift Anjanagiri mountain. ||16||
Just as the gods shower down a treasure of jewels at the birth of the Jina, these clouds, embodying the gods, continuously cover the sky and release water, showering rain. ||17||
These great clouds, with their loud roars, are making the mountains even higher with their mighty streams. They are moving in the sky, adorned with lightning, and are filled with the love of the moment. ||18||
These white clouds, driven by the swift wind, are wandering here and there, like the youthful hearts of unrestrained men. ||19||
Just as a wealthy man, without discerning the worthiness of the recipient, gives his wealth to the unworthy, this cloud, leaving the land of crops, is showering rain on the mountain. ||20||
**Malini Vritta**
"The rivers are flowing with great speed, the earth is difficult to traverse due to the excessive mud, and the cool, sharp wind, fragrant with the scent of water, is blowing. Therefore, my dear, your departure is not appropriate." ||21||
1. Jalada means cloud, it is related to the word Jal (water).
2. Vidhyut means lightning.