कुसल प्रस्न करि आसन दीन्हे । पूजि प्रेम-परिपूरन कीन्हे ॥
कन्द मूल फल अङ्कुर नीके । दिये आनि मुनि मनहुँ अमी के ॥
kusala prasna kari āsana dīnhe | pūji prema-paripūrana kīnhe ||
kanda mūla phala aṅkura nīke | diye āni muni manahum̐ amī ke ||
Ayodhya Kanda
Chapter 107: Bharadvaja's welcome and his prayer for love
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What happens in this chapter
Bharadvaja's welcome and his prayer for love
Bharadvaja asks after their welfare, gives them seats and worships them with full love. He brings good roots, fruits and tender shoots, as if made of nectar. With Sita, Lakshmana and Guha, Rama eats with great relish, and his weariness leaves him. Then the muni speaks softly. Today my tapas, pilgrimage and renunciation have borne fruit; today my japa, yoga and detachment are fulfilled. Seeing you, Rama, every good practice has been rewarded. There is no greater gain or joy; seeing you has met every hope. Now grant me this boon in your mercy: natural love for your lotus feet. Until a person becomes yours in deed, word and mind without deceit, he finds no happiness even in dreams, whatever millions of remedies he tries.
सीय लखन जन सहित सुहाये । अति रुचि राम मूल फल खाये ॥
भये बिगत-खम राम सुखारे । भरद्वाज मृदु-बचन उचारे ॥
sīya lakhana jana sahita suhāye | ati ruci rāma mūla phala khāye ||
bhaye bigata-khama rāma sukhāre | bharadvāja mṛdu-bacana ucāre ||
आजु सुफल तप तीरथ त्यागू । आजु सुफल जप जोग बिरागू ॥
सफल सकल सुभ-साधन-साजू । राम तुम्हहिँ अवलोकत आजू ॥
āju suphala tapa tīratha tyāgū | āju suphala japa joga birāgū ||
saphala sakala subha-sādhana-sājū | rāma tumhahim̐ avalokata ājū ||
लाभ-अवधि सुख-अवधि न दूजी । तुम्हारें दरस आस सब पूजी ॥
अब करि कृपा देहु बर एहू । निज-पद-सरसिज सहज सनेहू ॥
lābha-avadhi sukha-avadhi na dūjī | tumhāreṃ darasa āsa saba pūjī ||
aba kari kṛpā dehu bara ehū | nija-pada-sarasija sahaja sanehū ||
करम बचन मन छाड़ि-छल, जब लगि जन न तुम्हार ।
तब लगि सुख सपनेहुँ नहीं, किये कोटि उपचार ॥
karama bacana mana chār̤i-chala, jaba lagi jana na tumhāra |
taba lagi sukha sapanehum̐ nahīṃ, kiye koṭi upacāra ||
Text source: Wikisource · Public domain (Tulsidas, 16th c.; 1925 edition, Wikisource PD-1996 tag); transcription CC BY-SA 4.0