बिनय कीन्ह उर अति अनुरागें । सुत सम्पदा राखि सब आगें ॥
नेग माँगि मुनिनायक लीन्हा । आसिरबाद बहुत बिधि दीन्हा ॥
binaya kīnha ura ati anurāgeṃ | suta sampadā rākhi saba āgeṃ ||
nega mām̐gi munināyaka līnhā | āsirabāda bahuta bidhi dīnhā ||
Bala Kanda
Chapter 353: Vasishtha's due, gifts, the devas depart
5 verses · 353 of 361
What happens in this chapter
Vasishtha's due, gifts, the devas depart
With deep love Dasharatha makes his plea to Vasishtha, placing his sons and all his wealth before him. The chief of munis asks only for his customary due and gives many blessings. Holding Rama and Sita in his heart, the guru goes home rejoicing. The king then calls all the Brahmana wives and gives them fine clothes and ornaments. He sends for the married women of the city and gives each a gift to her liking. Everyone owed a ceremonial due receives it, as each wishes. Dear guests and those worthy of reverence are honoured fittingly. The devas, having watched Raghubir's wedding, rain flowers, praise the festivity and leave for their own realms to the beat of drums, telling each other of Rama's glory, their hearts overflowing.
उर धरि रामहि सीय समेता । हरषि कीन्ह गुरु गवन निकेता ॥
विप्र-बधू सब भूप बोलाई । चैल चारु भूषन पहिराई ॥
ura dhari rāmahi sīya sametā | haraṣi kīnha guru gavana niketā ||
vipra-badhū saba bhūpa bolāī | caila cāru bhūṣana pahirāī ||
बहुरि बोलाइ सुआसिनि लीन्हीं । रुचि बिचारि पहिरावनि दीन्हीँ ॥
नेगी नेग-जोग सब लेहीं । रुचि अनुरूप भूपमनि देहीं ॥
bahuri bolāi suāsini līnhīṃ | ruci bicāri pahirāvani dīnhīm̐ ||
negī nega-joga saba lehīṃ | ruci anurūpa bhūpamani dehīṃ ||
प्रिय पाहुने पूज्य जे, जाने । भूपति भली भाँति सनमाने ॥
देव देखि रघुबीर बिबाहू । बरषि प्रसून प्रसंसि उछाहू ॥
priya pāhune pūjya je, jāne | bhūpati bhalī bhām̐ti sanamāne ||
deva dekhi raghubīra bibāhū | baraṣi prasūna prasaṃsi uchāhū ||
चले निसान बजाइ सुर, निज निज पुर सुख पाइ ।
कहत परसपर राम-जस, प्रेम न हृदयँ समाइ ॥
cale nisāna bajāi sura, nija nija pura sukha pāi |
kahata parasapara rāma-jasa, prema na hṛdayam̐ samāi ||
Text source: Wikisource · Public domain (Tulsidas, 16th c.; 1925 edition, Wikisource PD-1996 tag); transcription CC BY-SA 4.0