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taba nrada sabahī samujhv, pµuruba kathprasaṅgu sunv. mayan satya sunahu mama bnī, jagadamb tava sut bhavnī.1. aj andi sakti abinsini, sad sambhu aradhaṅga nivsini. jaga sambhava plana laya krini, nija icch līl bapu dhrini.2. janamī¡ prathama daccha gṛha jī, nmu sati sundara tanu pī. taha¡hu¡ sati saṅkarahi bibhī ¡, kath prasiddha sakala jaga mhī ¡.3. eka bra vata siva saṅg, dekheu raghukula kamala pataṅg. bhayau mohu siva kah na kīnh, bhrama basa beṣu sīya kara līnh.4.
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Then Nrada reassured them all, narrating to them the past history of Um. He said, Men, hear my true words: your daughter is none else than Bhavn¶ (the eternal Consort of Ýiva), Mother of the universe. She is the unborn and imperishable divine 106 * ÝR” RMACARITAMNASA* energy, which has no beginning; She is Ýambhus inseparable half. She creates, maintains and then dissolves the universe and assumes the semblance of a material form of Her own will. First she was born in the house of Dakƒa. Sat¶ was Her name and charming was Her form. Even in that incarnation Sat¶ was married with Ýa˘kara. The story is well-known throughout the world. One day, while She was returning home with Ýiva, She beheld Ýr¶ Rma, who is a sun as it were to the lotus-like race of Raghu. Bewildered by His sight, She did not listen to Ýivas advice and was beguiled into assuming the disguise of S¶t. (14)
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