Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Jai Anjaneya!!
Prashasya Thu Prashasthvyam
Sitham Tham Hari Pungava: |
Gunabhiramam Ramam Cha Puna: Chinthaparobavath ||
Sa Muhurtham Iva Dhyathva Bashpaparyakuleshana : |
Sitham Ashrithya Thejasvi Hanuman
Vilalapa Ha ||
Manya Guru Vinithasya
Lakshmanasya Gurupriya |
Yadhi Sitha Api Dhukkarthakalo Hi
Dhurathikrama : ||
Ramasya Vyavasayajjya Lakshmanasya
Cha Dheematha: |
Na Athyartham Kshubhyathey Devi
Ganga Iva Jaladha Agamey ||
Thulya Sheela Vayovruththam
Thulya Abhijana Lakshanam |
Raghavorhathi Vaidhehim Tham Cha
Iyam Aseetheerkshana ||
Tham Dhrushtva Navahemabamam Loka
Kantha Iva Shriyam |
Jagama Manasa Ramam Vachanam Cha Idhamabraveeth ||
Hanuman, the best among the
Vanaras praised the most venerable Sita and virtuous Rama, immersed in various
thoughts again; he wept bitterly seeing Sita with tears all over her face. Hanuman spoke to himself softly “ Sita who is
respectable to Lakshmana, cherished by Preceptors, is extremely distraught and
its definitely difficult to resist, she is well aware of the efforts taken by
Rama and Lakshmana. Rama is a perfect
companion for Sita, well suited to her age and conduct and vice versa. Sita has the radiance of gold like Goddess
Sri Mahalakshmi, she is the delight to the world. Oh! Rama, you have killed mighty Vali for the
sake of Sugriva and captured the wealth of Vanaras from him and you have beheaded
Kadamba who has the valor equivalent to Ravana, for the sake of Sita. Oh! Rama, valorous one, you have killed
mighty Viradha in a battle in the woods, like Shambarasura by Lord
Mahendra. Oh! Rama, you have killed
fourteen thousand dreadful demons of sinful deeds by the arrows equivalent to
the tongue of fire. Oh! Rama, you have
killed the demon Khara, Thrishiras and Dhushana in the battle. It was for the sake Sita, I have crossed the
vast ocean and walked around the city of Lanka.
In my opinion, it is appropriate if Sri Rama overturn the world, Earth
and ocean for Sita, daughter f King Janaka, who excels the three worlds with
her virtue, chastity and devotion to her husband Rama. Sita who was found while ploughing the Yagna
arena by the righteous King Janaka, eldest-daughter-in-law of valorous King
Dhasharatha, beloved wife of Rama is blameless and virtuous, she does not
deserve any humiliations, unfortunately she is in the detention of dreadful
demons now, she abandoned all her comforts and luxuries due to the intense love
for her husband and followed him to the dangerous woods, she led a peaceful and
happy life with her husband with limited fruits and tubers, she found immense
pleasure in serving her husband, she found joy and happiness in the woods too,
beautiful Sita with golden limbs and
pleasing talk does not deserve these kinds of miseries. It is definite that Sri Rama will get back
his chaste wife from the clutches of Ravana, like a King regain his lost
glories and Kingdom, she is truly missing the companionship of her beloved
husband and she has no relatives to boost her spirits, therefore she is
completely in a miserable state, she is not concerned about the horrific demons
surrounded to her, or getting pleasure from flowers or fruits or the scenic
beauty of the marvelous garden, she is immersed in meditating upon Rama. Husband is the greatest ornament for a
married woman than any precious ornaments; Sita is not attractive without her
beloved husband Rama who is equally tormented by the grief of separation from
her, he is performing the most impossible task to protect his wife. This beautiful woman with long attractive
cloud like hair, eyes like lotus flower deserves comforts, seeing her in a
depressed state I am feeling completely heartbroken.”
Kshithi Kshama Pushkara
Sannibhakshi | Ya Rakshitha Raghava Lakshmanabhyam |
Sa Rakshasibhir
Vikruthekshanabhi: | Samrakshyathey Samprathi Vrukshamooley ||
Hima Hathanalini Iva Nashtashobha
| Vyasana Paramparaya Nipidyamana |
Sahachara Rahitha Iva Chakravaki
| Janakasutha Krupanam Dhasham Prapannam ||
The virtuous Sita who has the
patience like the Mother Earth, has the lotus flower like long beautiful eyes
was protected by Rama and Lakshmana, is surrounded by the dreadful demons of
croocked eyes at the bottom of the tree.
Sita was in a distressed state like glorious lotus plant destroyed by
the snow; due to the continuous torture she has the appearance of Chakravaka
bird without its companion. The Ashoka
tree bent forwarded with the heaviness of its flowers causing her agony and the
rays of Lord Chandra as well, seeing the distraught woman under the Ashoka
tree, Hanuman confirmed that it must be Sita, beloved wife of Sri Rama.
Jai Sriman Narayana !!