केरि केहरि कपि कोल कुरङ्गा । बिगत बैर बिचरहिं सब सङ्गा ॥
फिरत अहेर राम छबि देखी । होहिं मुदित मृगबन्द बिसेखी ॥
keri kehari kapi kola kuraṅgā | bigata baira bicarahiṃ saba saṅgā ||
phirata ahera rāma chabi dekhī | hohiṃ mudita mṛgabanda bisekhī ||
Ayodhya Kanda
Chapter 138: All creation praises Chitrakuta
5 verses · 138 of 326
What happens in this chapter
All creation praises Chitrakuta
Elephants, lions, monkeys, boars and deer roam together, their enmity gone. Herds of deer, seeing Shri Rama's form as he wanders on the hunt, rejoice. Every divine grove in the world envies Shri Rama's forest. The Ganga, Sarasvati, Yamuna daughter of the Sun, Narmada daughter of Mekala and the blessed Godavari, with all lakes, seas and rivers, praise the Mandakini. The mountains of sunrise and sunset, Kailasa, Mandara, Meru the home of the devas, Himachala and the rest all sing the glory of Chitrakuta. The Vindhya is so glad its joy cannot be contained, having won great honour without effort. In the doha the devas say day and night that the birds, beasts, creepers and plants of Chitrakuta, of every kind, are blessed heaps of merit.
बिबुध-बिपिन जहँ लगि जग माहीं । देखि राम-बन सकल सिहाहीं ॥
सुरसरि सरसइ दिनकर-कन्या । मेकल सुता गोदावरि धन्या ॥
bibudha-bipina jaham̐ lagi jaga māhīṃ | dekhi rāma-bana sakala sihāhīṃ ||
surasari sarasai dinakara-kanyā | mekala sutā godāvari dhanyā ||
सब सर सिन्धु नदी नद नाना । मन्दाकिनि कर करहिँ बखाना ॥
उदय-अस्त-गिरि अरु कैलासू । मन्दर मेरु सकल-सुर-बासू ॥
saba sara sindhu nadī nada nānā | mandākini kara karahim̐ bakhānā ||
udaya-asta-giri aru kailāsū | mandara meru sakala-sura-bāsū ||
सैल हिमाचल आदिक जेते । चित्रकूट जस गावहिँ तेते ॥
बिन्धि मुदित मन सुख न समाई । सम बिनु बिपुल बड़ाई पाई ॥
saila himācala ādika jete | citrakūṭa jasa gāvahim̐ tete ||
bindhi mudita mana sukha na samāī | sama binu bipula bar̤āī pāī ||
चित्रकूट के बिहग मृग, बेलि बिटप तन-जाति ।
पुन्य-पुञ्ज सब धन्य अस, कहहिँ देव दिन राति ॥
citrakūṭa ke bihaga mṛga, beli biṭapa tana-jāti |
punya-puñja saba dhanya asa, kahahim̐ deva dina rāti ||
Text source: Wikisource · Public domain (Tulsidas, 16th c.; 1925 edition, Wikisource PD-1996 tag); transcription CC BY-SA 4.0