चौ0सरििा सब पयनीि `लय बगUगUीउ । „» मह» मˇयप सय„ी सब रगUगUीउ॥ सगU` बयLर सब `ीवगU या»ा । »िरि पर सकल कर¤गU ुनयरा»ा॥ 1॥ सôगU साल »िरि`ा »हगU ुा०¡ । `िमि `नय रामभ»िि केर पा०¡॥ निि नŒिन मं»ल »हगU िासŒ । बýrा्ादिक »ाव¤गU `सय `ासŒ॥ 2॥ नारद समाचार सब पा० । कौियकगUीउ »िरि »ेगU सिˇा०॥ सालरा` ब˙‚ U ुादर कीगUा । पद प„ारि बर ुासनय दीगUा॥ 3॥U नारि सगिUि मयनि पद सिLर नावा । चरन सलिल सबय भवनय ¤सचावा॥ नि` सौभाय बगयUि »िरि बरना । सयिा बôलि मेली मयनि चरना॥ 4॥
sarit saba punīta jalu bahahī¡, khaga mṛga madhupa sukhī saba rahahī¡. sahaja bayaru saba jīvanha tyg, giri para sakala karahi ò anurg.1. soha saila girij gṛha e ¡, jimi janu rmabhagati ke pe ¡. nita nµutana maṅgala gṛha tsµu, brahmdika gvahi ò jasu jsµu.2. nrada samcra saba pe, kautukahī¡ giri geha sidhe. sailarja baRa dara kīnh, pada pakhri bara sanu dīnh.3. nri sahita muni pada siru nv, carana salila sabu bhavanu si òcv. nija saubhgya bahuta giri baran, sut boli melī muni caran.4.
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All the rivers bore holy waters; birds, beasts and bees, all rejoiced. All animals gave up their natural antipathies and all those who dwelt on the mountain loved one another. With the advent of Girij (a synonym of Prvat¶) the mountain (Himlaya) wore a cheerful look even as devotion to Ýr¶ Rma lights up the face of a devotee. Everyday brought a new delight to the house of Himcala, whose glory was sung even by great gods like Brahm (the Creator). Receiving all the news Nrada eagerly went to the house of Himcala. The king of mountains (the presiding deity of the Himlayas), received him with great honour; washing the sages feet he led him to a beautiful seat. He bowed his head at the sages feet alongwith his wife and had his whole mansion 76 * ÝR” RMACARITAMNASA* sprinkled with the water hallowed by his feet. Himcala extolled his own good luck and, summoning his daughter, placed her at the sages feet. (14)
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