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Chapter One Hundred and Five
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Oh, what a wonder, what a wonder, her character is so pure. Thus, the two, having reached the sky, stood there. ||56||
Then, with their hearts filled with genuine love for their mother, Labana and Ankusha, having crossed the water with great speed, reached Sita. ||57||
Standing on either side of her, with their love for their mother growing, they comforted her, smelled her, and bowed their heads in reverence. ||58||
Seeing Sita, whose body was as pure as a golden rod purified in fire, and whose form was surrounded by a multitude of brilliant lights, and who resided in a lotus-like home, Rama, his heart filled with great love, approached her. ||59-60||
And he said, "O Goddess! Be happy, you are blessed, worshipped by the best of men, your face is like the full moon of the autumn season, and you are a performer of wondrous deeds." ||61||
"I will never commit such an offense again, or your sorrow has passed. O virtuous one! Forgive my fault." ||62||
"You are the supreme goddess of eight thousand women. You reside on their heads, command them, and exercise your dominion over me as well." ||63||
"O truthful one! Due to my ignorance, I have caused you pain out of fear of gossip. ||64||
"My dear! Now, roam freely with me in this earth, which is bounded by the ocean, along with forests, groves, and the people of the celestial beings." ||65||
"You, who are worshipped by the entire world with the utmost respect, enjoy pleasures equal to those of the gods on your earthly plane." ||66||
"O Goddess! Ascend the Pushpaka chariot, which is like the rising sun and travels according to desire, and see the summit of Mount Meru with me, that is, travel everywhere with me." ||67||
"O beloved! Let us play in those places that captivate your heart, with me, who am obedient to your word." ||68||
"O noble one! Surrounded by the best women of the celestial beings, like the celestial women, enjoy your wealth immediately." ||69||
Ralak, with folded hands, was saying, "Victory to the daughter of King Janaka and victory to the most fortunate wife of Lord Balabhadra, Lord Rama." ||55||
Oh, what a wonder, what a wonder, her character is so pure. ||55-56||