Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group
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Jaambvaanji praising Hanumaanji related the facts. Sugriv with great joy hugged<br />
Hanumaanji praising him. And all together then came to Sri Raghunaathji.<br />
On the Rushyamukh mountain, outside theer hut on a stone slab were seated Sri<br />
Raamchandraji and Laxmanji. The monkey king Sugriv arrived and bowed to both the<br />
brothers. Then in order, all came and bowed to the Lord. Jaambvaanji bowing to<br />
Bhagwaan made a request: ―O Lord! The son of Wid deity accomplishing your task has<br />
saved our lives.. The valour and intellect that he has demonstrated, I cannot fully<br />
describe. Really he is fit to be the crown of all the monkeys.‖<br />
Hearing one‘s praises, the righteous become respectful whereas the wicked become<br />
egotistic and rude. Hearing Jaambvaan‘s words, Hanumaaji bowed to the feet of Sri<br />
Raam. Bhagwaan Raam lifting him up hugged him. And seating nex to him, he said:<br />
―Brother Hanumaan! Where id Vaidehi? Is she well? How is she passing her days? How<br />
did you get to know here whereabouts? How did you manage to reach inside the strong<br />
Raavan‘s kingdom? What is the state of Lankaa? Did the demons get taste of your feats?<br />
Apart from these tell me all the details that you have observed in Lankaa.‖<br />
Clasping his hands together, Hanumaanji re;lated in detail all and in the end respectfully<br />
said: ―My Lord! To go into Lankaa, destroy the Ashok garden, to present oneself in the<br />
court of strong Raavan, put to fire Lankaa and such tasks how can they be accomplished<br />
by a mere soul like me? It is by the grace of your feet that those tasks were accomplished.<br />
In reality, you have performed those tasks to glorify your devotee, because:<br />
Niha sva seynya-eva Sitaayaa Raaj na kop analen te<br />
Dagdha purvaa tu yaa Lankaa nimittam bhavay kapi-hi<br />
Shakhaa mrugasya shaakhaayaa-haa shaakhaam gantum paraakramaha<br />
Yat punar ladhitom bhodhi-hi prabhaavo ayam prabho tava<br />
(these are verses from Sri Hanumaanji‘s compiled Raamcharit (Hanumaannatak))<br />
Meaning:<br />
O Lord! Who am I to burn Lankaa? Either by the sighs of Bhagvati Sitaa or else by the<br />
fire of your anger, Lankaa had had already burned – and me – an ordinary monkey only<br />
became instrumental in this!‖<br />
―And my Lord! I am only an ordinary monkey. At the most I could only jump from one<br />
tree to another, how could I have crossed the vast ocean? It is by your effect!‖<br />
By such courtesy expressed by Hanumaanji, all monkeys began to praise him. Bhagwaan<br />
Raam became emotional and hugged Hanumaanji again. Hugging him to his chest Sri<br />
Raamchandraji said: ―Brother Hanumaan! You have really by accomplishing this taske<br />
made me indebted to you. Even if wanted to, I cannot repay you for it. But Mahaavirji!<br />
Amongst my friends and devotees I take pleasure to remain indebted to them. From<br />
today, you are my indifferentiated friend. By carrying out this task you have made yours<br />
for ever.‖<br />
Hearing the praise from Bhagwaan‘s mouth, tears ran down Pavankumaar‘s eyes. Only<br />
the few words came from his mouth: ―Great Lord! Great is your affection for the<br />
devotees! Geeat is your compassion!‖<br />
Remaining silent for a while Hanumaanji said: ―Ocean of compassion! Bhagwati Sitaa at<br />
evry breath remembers you. Night and day steream of ters flow from her eyes. There is<br />
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