Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group
Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group
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circumstances. And also tell her my mind is aways with her, so she will understand my<br />
situation.‖<br />
―Mahaavir, Console Sitaa and calm her. She will be very distressed separated from me,<br />
and to protect her life. We will come as quickly as possible to fetch her.‖<br />
Hearing the message of the Lord, Mahaavirji was overcome with emotions. With great<br />
care he kept the ring. He realised that despite Bhagwaan had despatched the monkey<br />
troops in all four directions, it was just a play act of the world as he really wished to give<br />
the glory of discovering Sitaaji to him.<br />
Hanumaanji bowed at the feet of Bhagwaan and taking his battalion departed in the<br />
southerly direction. What delay in the task of Bhagwaan? The monkey troupes searched<br />
the four corners of the earth, but would they not only find Bhagwati Jaankiji if she was<br />
there? At last all the troupes gathered in the south and mixed with Mahaavir‘s troupes.<br />
The battalion of the south was pressing forward.<br />
All the battalions were getting tired. Sitaaji was to be seen no where. Hanumaan, Angad<br />
and Jaambvaan were looking all worn out. They were all distressed by hunger and thirst.<br />
There was no sign of fruits or water..<br />
They were searching a dreadful mountain for Sitaaji, when in the valley of the mountain<br />
was observed greenery. Hanumaanji assumed there was some garden, forest or water<br />
reservoir. Taking the monkeys, he arrived down.<br />
After coming down he found many birds coming out of a cave with water dripping from<br />
their wings. All were distressed by thirst so their first task was to have drink of water. So<br />
they decided to enter the cave holding each other‘s hands.<br />
The cave was lovely, entering which were seen number of streams. All the monkeys after<br />
so many days drank water after so many days. Walking forward they observed sweet fruit<br />
trees. In the middle of the garden they found a female mendicant. Taking permission of<br />
the mendicant the monkeys ate the fruits.<br />
The monkeys were re-energised having eaten the fruits and drunk water. And they went<br />
to the mendicant and bowed to her. The surprised mendicant asked: ―O! How come you<br />
have all come here?‖<br />
Hanumaanji explained all the facts: ―All these monkeys are ambassadors of Sri<br />
Raamchandraji.‖ Having learned this, the mendicant was very pleased and she said:<br />
―Bhagwaan‘s followers! Bhagwaan Raam is residing on Rushyamukh mountain – having<br />
heard that I am very eager to to get vision of him. You all close your eyes, so you will be<br />
able to come out of this cave. Coming out of the cave you will realise the way to search<br />
for Jaankiji.‖<br />
According to the words of the mendicant, all the monkeys shut their eyes. And when they<br />
opened them, they found themselves on the shore of the ocean. Ahead was the<br />
interminable water bearer jewel carrier taking swings. On the coast were ranges of<br />
mountains on both the sides of them. All looked on surprised, as where they were sitting,<br />
opposite was Lankaapuri.<br />
Monkeys seated on the coast were all saddened, how will they get to know the location of<br />
Jaankiji, they worried. All were silent. Just then Angadji said: ―Brother Hanumaan! We<br />
are done both ways. We cannot find location of Sitaaji, and without knowing where she is<br />
we cannot go back as Sugriv will not let be alive. And here there is hundred yojan long<br />
ocean confronting us.‖<br />
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