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I wish to depart from here, from this place of equanimity.
From here, O Lord, from here, O Lord.
Also, the other has been attained.
Seeing them here and there,
Wandering here and there,
Thus, in distress, with difficulty,
Thus, with a determined mind,
Thus, when engaged in action, thus, uttered by the common people, thus, as stated,
Thus, the proud and mighty heroes,
Thus, thinking of him,
Thus, in that one afflicted with anxiety,
Thus, generating doubts,
Thus, extremely harsh utterance,
Thus, for the purification of life,
Thus, knowing the good of the self,
Thus, knowing him awakened,
Thus, knowing our grace,
Thus, knowing the state of existence,
Thus, knowing that he has arrived,
Thus, they decided there,
Thus, having ascended there,
Thus, for the sake of acquiring dharma,
Thus, meditating on the extremely fierce one,
Thus, having summoned and meditated,
Thus, having resorted to meditation,
Thus, having meditated, arisen,
Thus, making a jest,
Thus, with these playful ones,
Thus, having determined, approached,
Thus, maintaining truth, protected,
Thus, speaking extremely fiercely,
Thus, having anticipated the obstacle,
Thus, appeasing her,
Thus, being appeased by her,
Thus, by the words of Lakshmana,
Thus, from the mountain abode,
Thus, with tears in his voice,
Thus, knowing the deity is here,
Thus, having reflected and renounced,
Thus, seeing on the ground,
Thus, embraced in shame,
Thus, praising the great goddess,
Thus, hearing the great delight,
Thus, hearing the words of the sage,
Thus, reflecting, the king,
Thus, reflecting and doing,
Thus, reflecting extremely,
Thus, the tranquil-souled one, reflecting,
Thus, conversing with those two, Rama,
Thus, hearing the praise of the saint,
Thus, by the one appointed by the saint,
Thus, the path of the lord of the gods,
Thus, standing, free from existence,
Thus, seized by affection,
Thus, remembering the past existence,
Thus, asking the self-luminous question,
From here, the censure of the people,
From here, the extremely cruel mercilessness,
Thus, rejecting all this,
There is no other answer from here,
From here, the community of monks arose,
Thus, having refuted this,
Thus, obtaining the permission of the sage,
And other good deeds,
And with other great cries,
This mutual conversation,
Thus, seized by these two fears,
By these and other such,
These are hundreds of his glories,
Thus, extremely enraged, he said,
Thus, extremely delighted, he said,
Thus, with the utterance of "victory",
Thus, when they were told from behind,
Thus, when the eyebrows of the prince were said,
Thus, when this was said,
Thus, extremely joyful, he said,
Thus, accepted by them,
Thus, addressed by the beloved-eyed one,
Thus, he said, falling down,
Thus, even if the statement was not made,
Thus, he spoke in seclusion,
Thus, reflecting on the rites, he thought,
Thus, having placed it on her face,
Thus, having renounced everything,
Thus, extremely distressed, he said,
Thus, intending to give, she said,
Thus, remembering the past,
Thus, it was earlier,
Thus, descending, he said,
Thus, the elders, bowing down, said,
Thus, holding the auspicious pitcher,
Thus, the new joy, he said,
Thus, placing the head,
Thus, fainting on the ground,
Thus, with other emotional expressions,
Thus, overwhelmed by grief, he said,
Thus, up to the arrow,
Thus, extremely agitated, he called,
Thus, expressing jealousy and anger,
Thus, struck by Ravana's arrows,
Some embraced, saying thus,
Thus, crossing the sky,
Thus, establishing this,
Thus, with the apprehension arisen,
Thus, powerfully stated,
Thus, completely destroyed by solitude,| SR No. | 001824 |
| Book Title | Padmapuran Part 3 |
| Original Sutra Author | Dravishenacharya |
| Author | Pannalal Jain |
| Publisher | Bharatiya Gyanpith |
| Publication Year | 2004 |
| Total Pages | 492 |
| Language | Hindi, Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story |
| File Size | 13 MB |