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Extremely humble in face, extremely rare in the world,
Extremely difficult to bear, the effort,
Extremely sweet words,
Extremely uneven nature,
Extremely affectionate body, extremely powerful deeds,
Extremely powerful armies,
What is to be done here, O sage?
Here shines the constellation of the sky,
Here in the fire altar,
Here in between, the destiny spoke,
Here in between, that purpose,
Here in between, the king fainted,
Here in between, he arrived,
Here in between, the beloved ones arrived,
Here in between, the Videha king,
Here in between, having come together,
Here in between, he was confused,
Here in between, the beautiful one,
Here, the god was sitting,
Then, the deceitful army,
Then, even in the house, it can be found,
Then, he, with a quick mind,
Then, born at that moment,
Then, taking him there for a moment,
Then, with that extremely fierce,
Then, those three gods,
Then, those two in the forest,
Then, you should accomplish this,
Then, seen from the south,
Then, not very far away,
Then, in the various trees,
Then, seeing the lotus,
Then, of great strength,
Then, with the war subsided,
Then, you are returning, O king,
Then, terrified by fear,
Then, with the sound of the drums,
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In the Padma Purana,
Then, the jewel-haired one was terrified,
Then, the king's daughter was informed,
Then, the valiant lord of Lanka,
Then, the cloud-wind was obtained,
Then, what is the use of the mind,
Then, or is it capable,
Then, or is this absolutely,
Then, or is the beloved one, by love,
Then, or is the sage's word not,
Then, or in the whole world,
Then, or is it seen many times,
Then, or is it not to be known,
Then, or is it trusted in me,
Then, or is it your wish to die,
Then, or by Rama's sorrow,
Then, or the tiger of separation,
Then, or the pure essence,
Then, or with the whole army,
Then, by the bitter taste of sorrow,
Then, striking Sugriva,
Then, the good chariot, in the wind,
Then, the commander, by name,
Then, the foremost fame,
Then, the son of Anjana asked,
Then, he stood there, with his scriptures,
Then, in this city, the king,
Then, in this very forest,
Then, the two who were not born in the forest,
Then, the king of the forest,
Then, in the sky, of the gods,
Then, at the end, his thirty,
Then, even one monastery,
Then, knowing that it was in the courtyard,
Then, the son of the sun-haired one,
Then, this thing is necessary,
Then, the lord of Sita desired,
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Then, the lotus said,
Then, Sita said,
Then, with a mind free from doubt,
Then, the knowledge of the ashram,
Then, he reached Kishkindha,
Then, he came to the proximity,
Then, that Anjana went,
Then, he, knowing the good nature,
Then, he, the pair of sages,
Then, as he was going in the sky,
Then, by the son of the wind,
Then, by his hundred sorrows,
Then, called again, he arrived,
They measured the axis,
They looked forward, to the high,
Then, Indra, by the victorious hero,
The stream of water,
Then, in the solitude of this house,
Then, the elders said to him,
Then, when he suffered this sorrow,
Then, thus, all that,
Then, the one named Lion-roar,
Then, throwing away the Kabandi,
Then, the noble ones who had gone to the garden,
The people of Ayodhya, confused,
Then, the nurturing of him,
The feet of Ayodhya, for a long time,
O, do you see Kailasa,
Free from giving and taking,
He, with a long expectation,
Seeing, with a pure mind,
By the eight-bodied gods,
Not seeing, for the sake of wandering on earth,
With wonderful deeds, he conquered the heads,
Today, with sharp arrows,
Today, Ravana is angry,
Today, this horse, this work,
Even today, of this, the roar, the evil one,
Today, that evil-doer,
I did not see, the divine weapons,
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383| SR No. | 001823 |
| Book Title | Padmapuran Part 2 |
| Original Sutra Author | Dravishenacharya |
| Author | Pannalal Jain |
| Publisher | Bharatiya Gyanpith |
| Publication Year | 1999 |
| Total Pages | 480 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story |
| File Size | 12 MB |