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In the Padma Purana, seeing his beloved woman being carried away, Jatayu, whose soul was ignited by the fire of anger, rose up with great speed. ||45|| With his extremely sharp, claw-like plows, he plowed the field of Dasanana's chest, which was soaked in blood. ||86|| Then, the extremely powerful Jatayu, with his rough, wind-torn, swift wings, tore apart the entire body of Ravana. ||87|| After that, Ravana, enraged by the obstruction of his desired object, killed Jatayu with a blow of his hand and sent him to the ground. ||88|| Then, with his mind greatly disturbed by the harsh blow, the sorrowful bird Jatayu fainted, making a ke-ke sound. ||89|| After that, Ravana, knowing the purpose of his desire, boarded the Pushpaka Vimana with Sita without any hindrance and went as he pleased. ||90|| Knowing that she had been abducted, Sita, overwhelmed by her love for Rama, began to lament, crying out in sorrow. ||91|| Then, seeing Sita weeping, whose heart was attached to her husband, Dasanana became somewhat detached. ||92|| He thought to himself, "What respect does she have for me? She is weeping in sorrow for someone else. Her life is attached to him, and she is distressed by his separation." ||93|| "She is eager to bear the burden of great sorrow, repeatedly mentioning the qualities of other men, who are dear to virtuous people." ||94|| "So, should I kill this fool with this sword? Or, my mind is not inclined to kill a woman." ||95|| "Or, it is not a matter of impatience, because a king who is angry cannot be easily appeased. Similarly, obtaining a desired object, acquiring radiance or fame, a desired knowledge, a heavenly action, a wife who delights the mind, or anything else that is desired, does not happen suddenly. It takes time to obtain them." ||96-97|| I had previously made this vow in the presence of the virtuous:
1. Nakharoopahalaish. 2. Dasananasya idam Dasanana. Dasanana-m., Kh. 3. Nisvanan m. 4. Moodha m. 5. Abhishtallabh. Abhishtalabdh j.
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