Mangalmandir - Maruti Edition (PDF) - Sai Kirtan Group

Saying thus Hanumaanji landed his fist on him. With single blow, Kaalnemi‘s head split
open. And from the form of the mendicant he became the normal demon form to die
there. Dying there he uttered only one word ―Raam‖.
Delivering Kaalnemi thus, Mahaavirji quickly proceeded forward and reached Drongiri.
Reaching there, he thought that the doctor had told him about the herb names, but does he
require their flowers, fruit, leaves, roots or bark? He has not said anything about that.
Perhaps the whole climbing plant, but then he has not revealed if one, two or how many.
So why not take the whole mountain? However much the doctor requires, he can then
help himself.
Thinking thus, he lifted the whole Dronaachal mountain. And with speed he returned by
the sky route.
On the other hand, the day when Laxmanji fainted, mother Kaushalyaa‘s right lmbs
began to flick. Sleeping in the night, Kaushalyaaji had a dream that Sri Raghunaathji‘s
right hand was being devoured by a huge python.
And similarly, Bharatji, Shatrughnaji, Mother Sumitraaji and other relations had similar
dreams. So in the night, Guru Vashishtha was called and altogether related the facts of
these dreams. And for the quelling of the effects of such dreams, they there and then
requested worship of the deities.
Guru Vaahishtha said: ―From all your dreams it becomes evident that there has been
some calamity over Laxmanlaalji, but the time of your dreams is the latter part of the
night and therefore it is of temporary nature. Nevertheless your thoughts on worship of
deities and peace offering are appropriate.
Consoling the elders of Ayodhyaa, Bharatji brought Guru Vashishtha in Nandigraam.
And after bathing they sat down for the worship. Vashishthaji was chanting mantras and
Bharatji was performing the worship.
Just then, Bharatji heard some wsound in the sky. In reality Mahaavirji was traversing by
the sky route carrying Dronaachal. But Bharatji felt it was some demon who had come to
disturb the worship. Bow and arrows were just nearby. When worship is ongoing, it is
forbidden to slay anything. So loaded an arrow without a point and stretching the string
of the bow lightly, he shot it towardsMahaavirji.
The arrow without a point struck Mahaavirji in the heart. Whatever, this arrow was shot
by Bharatji. And by the strike of the arrow, Mahaavirji fell fainted. And he fell very close
to Bharaji‘s aashram. Falling down the words ―Sri R a a m‖ slipped out of his mouth.
Bharatji engrossed in worship heard the words ―Sri Raam‖. And he got very agitated. He
felt this was some servant of the Lord.
Leaving aside all the materials of the worship, bow, arrows, he ran. He observed a huge
bodied monkey had fainted by the impact of his arrow. Even in the state of fainting, the
words ―Raam … Raam‖ uttered from his mouth.
The more the unknown fainted monkey‘s recovery was being delayed, the more Bharatji
was getting agitated and worried. He felt confounded as if he had struck the arrow to
himself. At last Bharatji took Mahaavirji‘s head in his lap and said: ―If in my life I have
loved Bhagwaan Raam without any sin, if I have incessant role of service in me, if my
mind has never without any error gone to evil ways, then this fainting of this Kapiraaj
disappear.‖
By the sheer character of great souls, magic flows through their speech. Just so, just as
these words of Bharatji finished being uttered, Hanumaanji stood up with the ―Siyaavar
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