6 verses · 23 of 130
The forest trees always flower and fruit. Elephant and lion live together; birds and beasts forget their natural enmity. Herds roam without fear and a cool, fragrant breeze blows. Creepers give honey when asked, and cows give milk as one wishes. The earth is always full of crops; in Treta the ways of the Krita yuga have returned. Knowing the king to be the Self of the world, the mountains open their mines of gems. Rivers run cool and sweet. The ocean keeps its bounds and throws jewels on the shore. The moon fills the earth with light, the sun gives only the heat that is needed, and clouds rain when asked.
फूलहिँ फरहिँ सदा तरु कानन । रहहिँ एक सँग गज पञ्चानन ॥
खग मृग सहज बयर बिसराई । सबन्हि परसपर प्रीति बढ़ाई ॥
phūlahim̐ pharahim̐ sadā taru kānana | rahahim̐ eka sam̐ga gaja pañcānana ||
khaga mṛga sahaja bayara bisarāī | sabanhi parasapara prīti bar̤hāī ||
कूजहिँ खग मृग नाना बृन्दा । अभय चरहिँ बन करहिँ अनन्दा ॥
सीतल सुरभि पवन बह मन्दा । गूंजत अलि लै बलि मकरन्दा ॥
kūjahim̐ khaga mṛga nānā bṛndā | abhaya carahim̐ bana karahim̐ anandā ||
sītala surabhi pavana baha mandā | gūṃjata ali lai bali makarandā ||
लता बिटप मागें मधु चवहीं । मन भावतो धेनु पय स्त्रवहीं ॥
ससि सम्पन्न सदा रह धरनी । त्रेताँ भइ कृतजुग कै करनी ॥
latā biṭapa māgeṃ madhu cavahīṃ | mana bhāvato dhenu paya stravahīṃ ||
sasi sampanna sadā raha dharanī | tretām̐ bhai kṛtajuga kai karanī ||
प्रगटीं गिरिन्ह विविध मनि खानी । जगदातमा भूप जग जानी ॥
सरिता सकल बहहिं बर बारी । सीतल अमल स्वाद सुखकारी ॥
pragaṭīṃ girinha vividha mani khānī | jagadātamā bhūpa jaga jānī ||
saritā sakala bahahiṃ bara bārī | sītala amala svāda sukhakārī ||
सागर निज मरजादाँ रहहीं । डारहिं रत्न तटन्हि नर लहहीं ॥
सरसिज सङ्कुल सकल तड़ागा । अति प्रसन्न दस दिसा बिभागा ॥
sāgara nija marajādām̐ rahahīṃ | ḍārahiṃ ratna taṭanhi nara lahahīṃ ||
sarasija saṅkula sakala tar̤āgā | ati prasanna dasa disā bibhāgā ||
बिधु महिपूर मयूख न्हि, रबि तप जेतनेहिँ काज ।
मागें बारिद देहिँ जल, रामचन्द्र के राज ॥
bidhu mahipūra mayūkha nhi, rabi tapa jetanehim̐ kāja |
māgeṃ bārida dehim̐ jala, rāmacandra ke rāja ||
Text source: Wikisource · Public domain (Tulsidas, 16th c.; 1925 edition, Wikisource PD-1996 tag); transcription CC BY-SA 4.0
