Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Thatha: Swayambuvair Manthrair
Brahmastram Abimanthritham
Hanumaschinthayamasa Varadanam
Pithamahath.
Na Mesthra Bandhasya Cha
Shakthirasthi Vimokshane Lokaguro: Prabhavath
Ithyeva Mathva Vihithostra Bandho
Mayathmayoner Anuvarthithavya:
Sa Veeryamastrasya Kapir Vicharya
Pithamaha Anugraha Athmanascha
Vimoksha Shakthim
Parichinthayithva Pitha Mahajya Anuvarthathesma.
Ravana was fuming with anger after listening to
the death of his son Akshakumara, he instructs Indrajit (eldest son) who was
well versed in Astra Sastra to fight against Anjaneya. Ravana heightens
his spirits by giving advices about the war field tactics and reminded him the
boon of Lord Brahma. Ravana describes the annihilation caused by Anjaneya
and his valor to kill 80,000 Kingaras, 5 chief-army generals, 7
sons of Prakhasa and finally the prince Akshakumara, he encourages and
admiring Indrajit who has possessed the valor and prowess equivalent to
himself. After carefully listening to the advices of his father, Indrajit
circumambulates Ravana and left to war field. Indrajit hastened to the
war field accompanied by several mighty warriors with their malicious
weapons. Anjaneya was thrilled at the appearance of Indrajit
and it has enhanced his enthusiasm . The battle between the two mighty warriors of equal
prowess and power continued. Yakshas , Nagas, celestials, Sages and
Rishes were witnessed the ferocious battle between them. Indrajit,
decided to capture the mighty Vanara instead of continuing the battle in
vain. He shot Brahmastra against Anjaneya and it worked well, Anjaneya
stood motionless for a moment and fallen with a thud. Instantly, Anjaneya
recollected the boon he had received from Lord Brahma, but decided to remain
static as a mark of gratitude to Lord Brahma. Anjaneya thought that this
incident would give him an opportunity to have a dialogue with Ravana and
decided to remain calm. The demons were rejoiced over the powerlessness
of Anjaneya, they tied him tightly with the ropes from the trees available
without the knowledge of the principal fact that the Brahmastra never accept
the impure materials with it. Anjaneya was mercilessly
dragged by the crowd of mighty demons to the assembly of Ravana, where Ravana
was seated in a majestic crystal chair adorned with precious metals and jewels
was shining like Aditya ordered his men to interrogate Anjaneya. Before
anybody could speak, Anjaneya introduced himself as convoy of Sugriva.
Jai Sriman Narayana !!
