Jai Sriman Narayana !!
Jai Anjaneya !!
Sachandhra Kumudha
Ramyasarkkanrandavam Shubham |
Thishya Shravana Kadhambamram
Shaivalashadhvalam ||
Punarvasu Mahameenam
Lohithangamahagruham |
Airavatha Mahadhvipam Swathihamsa
Viloditham ||
Vathasamghathajathormim
Chandramshu Shishirambumath |
Bujanga Yaksha Gandharva Prabuddha Kamalothpalam ||
Hanuman Maruthagathirmahanairiva
Sagaram |
Aparamaparishrantha: Pupluve
Gaganarnnavam ||
Hanuman took a giant leap on the
sky, across the vast ocean at the speed of wind, moon in the sky shone like
water Lilly with its constellations Pushya and Shravana as swans, Punarvasu as
huge fish, mars as alligator, Swathi as waves and Nagas, Yakshas, and Yakshas as fully bloomed
lotuses. The illustrious Hanuman, son of
Lord Vayu, who was attired in white clothes moved on the sky as if swallowing
the planets, darted through heavy clouds with a boisterous noise, gave out the
appearance of moon; he resembled the King of birds Garuda. Hanuman after killing multitudes of demons,
causing extreme distress to Ravana and ruined the city of Lanka, bade farewell
to Sita and returned to his abode.
Hanuman touched Mount Mainaka as a mark of respect, and returned with a
great speed of an arrow. Eventually,
Hanuman approached Mount Mahendra which gave out the appearance of dense cloud;
he produced a great roar that reverberated in all directions. Hanuman roared
and whipped his tail on the ground with a great enthusiasm to meet his
associates. Those mighty Vanaras who
were eagerly waiting for the arrival of Hanuman, listened his energetic voice
and witnessed Hanuman. The foremost
among the warriors, Jambavan’s mind was thrilled with extreme joy and spoke “Hanuman
must have accomplished the task; there is no doubt in this matter, that is why
he sounded like this.” Vanaras assembled
were noticed the swift movement of virtuous Hanuman, instantly all the Vanaras
were began to jump in extreme delight from their respective places, they began
to fling themselves from one place to another, swiftly crossed from one tree to
another and one peak to another and they have immersed in all monkey acts with
an intense desire to watch Hanuman who was darting through the thick clouds,
all the Vanaras joined their palms and offered salutation to him, ultimately, Hanuman descended on the Mount
Mahendra which is packed with woods. All
the Vanaras enthusiastically approached Hanuman, chief among the Vanaras and
offered him various fruits and honored him, they were happy to receive Hanuman hail and
healthy. Hanuman, excellent among
Vanaras offered salutation to elderly Vanaras, Jambavan and Angadha, in return
they admired Hanuman for his triumph.
Hanuman briefly informed that he has located Sita. He seized the hand of Angadha, son of vali
and settled on a distinct place on the excellent wood of Mount Mahendra. Hanuman began to speak in a nectar like words
to Vanaras “ I have found Sita, daughter of King Janaka, in the Ashokavanam,
she was surrounded by dreadful female demons, she is an young woman with a
single plait of hair, she is longing to see Rama, she is thin and frail due to
continuous fast and grief of separation from her husband, she was
attired in a murky saffron robe.” All
the Vanaras were extremely delightful and let out roar and various sounds, some
of them waved with their tails, some of them let out the cries of joy, some of
them hurled themselves from the mountain, some of them touched Hanuman
affectionately. Angadha, who was in the
middle of warriors, bean to speak significant words “ Oh! Hanuman, you are
matchless as you have crossed the mighty ocean of hundred Yojana, none of us
could stand equal to your prowess and might.
You have marvelous devotion and dedication to Lord, you are extremely
courageous and powerful, you have located the virtuous Sita, consort of Rama
and soon he can get relieved out of the sorrow caused by the separation from
her.” All those mighty Vanaras took
their seats on the rocks encircling Angadha, Hanuman and Jambavan, were
fervently waiting to hear Hanuman, and with their palms joined, yearning to
hear about crossing of the mighty ocean, sight of City of Lanka and all about
Ravana and Sita. Angadha who was seated
in the middle of all the Vanaras, resembled like Lord Indra, Lord of celestials
among the deities in his abode. The
resplendent Hauman and prominent Angadha who was decked in marvelous armlet stood
in splendor, all the Vanaras were merrily settled on the high and large peak.
Jai Sriman Narayana !!
