अमर नाग किन्नर दिसिपाला । चित्रकूट आये तेहि काला ॥
राम प्रनाम कीन्ह सब काहू । मुदित देव लहि लोचन लाहू ॥
amara nāga kinnara disipālā | citrakūṭa āye tehi kālā ||
rāma pranāma kīnha saba kāhū | mudita deva lahi locana lāhū ||
Ayodhya Kanda
Chapter 134: Devas and munis greet Shri Rama
5 verses · 134 of 326
What happens in this chapter
Devas and munis greet Shri Rama
Devas, Nagas, Kinnaras and the guardians of the directions come to Chitrakuta. Shri Rama bows to them all, and the devas, rewarded with his sight, shower flowers and say that today they have found their protector. They tell him of their unbearable troubles and go home glad. When word spreads that the delight of the Raghus has settled on Chitrakuta, munis arrive in numbers. Seeing them come, Shri Rama prostrates before them; they clasp him to their hearts and bless him, and gazing on Sita, Lakshmana and Shri Rama they count every discipline they ever practised fulfilled. In the doha the Lord honours each as fitting and sends them back to their ashramas, where they carry on with yoga, japa, sacrifice and tapas at ease.
बरषि सुमन कह देव-समाजू । नाथ सनाथ भए हम आजू ॥
करि बिनती दुख दुसह सुनाये । हरषित निज निज सदन सिधाये ॥
baraṣi sumana kaha deva-samājū | nātha sanātha bhae hama ājū ||
kari binatī dukha dusaha sunāye | haraṣita nija nija sadana sidhāye ||
चित्रकूट रघुनन्दन छाये । समाचार सुनि सुनि मुनि आये ॥
आवत देखि मुदित मुनि-वृन्दा । कीन्ह दंडवत रघुकुल-चन्दा ॥
citrakūṭa raghunandana chāye | samācāra suni suni muni āye ||
āvata dekhi mudita muni-vṛndā | kīnha daṃḍavata raghukula-candā ||
मुनि रघुबरहि लाइ उर लेहीं । सुफल होन हित आसिष देहीं ॥
सिय-सौमित्र राम छबि देखहिं । साधन सकल सफल करि लेखहिं ॥
muni raghubarahi lāi ura lehīṃ | suphala hona hita āsiṣa dehīṃ ||
siya-saumitra rāma chabi dekhahiṃ | sādhana sakala saphala kari lekhahiṃ ||
जथाजोग सनमानि प्रभु, विदा किये मुनि-बृन्द ।
करहिँ जोग जप जाग तप, निज आश्रमन्हि सुछन्द ॥
jathājoga sanamāni prabhu, vidā kiye muni-bṛnda |
karahim̐ joga japa jāga tapa, nija āśramanhi suchanda ||
Text source: Wikisource · Public domain (Tulsidas, 16th c.; 1925 edition, Wikisource PD-1996 tag); transcription CC BY-SA 4.0