Adhyay 5 • Shlok 99

चौ0—ुस पýभय छा˙ि‚U भ`¤गU `े ुाना। िे नर पसय बिनय पŒ¡छ बिाना॥ नि` `न `ानि िागिU ुपनावा । पýभय सयभाव कपि कयरल मन भावा॥ 1॥ पयनि सर्ब‚य सर्ब 'Uर बासी । सर्बरूरप सब रगिUि 'Uदासी॥ बôले बचन नीिि पýििपालक । कारन मनय` दनय` कयरल घालक॥ 2॥ सयनय कपीस लंकापिि बीरा । केरगिU बिˇि िरिु `लˇि »ंभीरा॥ संकयरल मकर 'Uर» Ûा `ािी। ुिि ु»ाˇ दयSिर सब भा¡िी॥ 3॥ कगU लंकेरस सयनगयU रघायनायक । कôंिU ¤सˇय सôाक िव सायक॥ `lपि िदपि नीिि ुसि »ार्§ । बिनय करिु सा»र सन `ार्§॥ 4॥

Roman Transliteration (IAST)

794 * ŚR’ RMACARITAMNASA* asa prabhu chŒRi bhajahiò je ŒnŒ, te nara pasu binu pµu ¡ cha biṣŒnŒ. nija jana jŒni tŒhi apanŒvŒ, prabhu subhŒva kapi kula mana bhŒvŒ.1. puni sarbagya sarba ura bŒsī, sarbarµupa saba rahita udŒsī. bole bacana nīti pratipŒlaka, kŒrana manuja danuja kula ghŒlaka.2. sunu kapīsa laṅkŒpati bīrŒ, kehi bidhi taria jaladhi gambhīrŒ. saṅkula makara uraga jhaṣa jŒtī, ati agŒdha dustara saba bhŒ ¡ tī.3. kaha laṅkesa sunahu raghunŒyaka, ko¢i sindhu soṣaka tava sŒyaka. jadyapi tadapi nīti asi gŒī, binaya karia sŒgara sana jŒī.4.

Translations

English Translations 1
Gita Press English

Those men who worship anyone else, giving up such a (benign) lord, are mere beasts without a tail and a pair of horns. Recognizing Vibh¶ƒa˜a as His own man the Lord accepted him in His service; the amiability of His disposition gladdened the heart of the whole monkey host. Then the All-wise, who dwells in the heart of all, is manifest in all forms, though bereft of all and unconcerned, and who had appeared in human semblance with a specific motive and as the exterminator of the demon race, spoke words strictly observing the rules of decorum: “Listen, O lord of the monkeys and O valiant sovereign of La˘kŒ, how are we to cross the deep ocean full of alligators, snakes and all varieties of fishes, most unfathomable and difficult to cross in everyway?” “Listen, O Lord of the Raghus,” replied the king of La˘kŒ, “Although Your arrow ifself can dry up innumerable oceans, yet propriety demands that You should approach the ocean and request the deity presiding over it (to allow You a passage). (1—4)

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