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―So what is wrong with that?‖ said Mantharaa smiling. ―Never mind the wrong‖, Hanumaanji said with a light kick. ―You dare even stare at me. And listen, tomorrow when the Lord asks your consent to marry, then clearly say no – did you hear?‖ With the very light kick, Mantharaa felt dizzy. She was just stunned. She thought better not to be clever, else a hard kick could be fatal. So clasping her hands she said: ―Brother Hanumaan. Just as you have said, I will reply to the Lord, but please do not hurt me.‖ ―OK, and another thing‖, said Hanumaanji turning back, ―and you will not thell the Lord that I have met you – did you hear? Else …‖ ―Very well brother.‖ Mantharaa said in short. ―Brother‘s sister!‖, said Mahaavirji, raising his fist. ―If you consent to marry, or if you tell the Lord I met you here, then with this fist I will deliver you, understand?‖ ―Yes, I have understood, brother. I have understood. But please go now. I bow to your feet.‖ ―Bow to the feet of the Lord.‖ Sayiung thus, Hanumaanji returned to his bedroom, and peacefully went to sleep. Next day at the same time, after finishing his lunch the Lord was excercising his hands and. Sitaaji was preparing tambul refreshment for the Lord. And as per his daily duty, Mahaavirji was fanning the Lord, whereupon Sitaaji with a mild smile said: Arya son, as per yesterday‘s decision, shall we call Mantharaa?‖ Saying thus she got a maid to fetch. The maid immediately arrived with Mantharaa. The Lord asked Mantharaa: ―Mantharaa, what if we arrange your marriage to Hanumaan? How do you feel about that?‖ Sitaaji also same time said: ―Mantharaa say Yes. By merely saying yes you will become my sister-in-law.‖ Bowing to the fee of Sitaaji, Mantharaa said: ―Mataaji, forgive me.I do not wish to forsake being a maid to become your sister-in-law. Hanumaan is my considered brother.‖ Hanumanji sighed breath of relief.. With a mild smile, Sitaajibade farewell to Mantharaa. Hanumaanji was now relaxed. His celibacy vow remained intact, and there was break in carrying out the Lord‘s command. With this thought he was immersed in a feeling of joy. But just then he heard the sweet sound of Sitaaji: ―Hanumaanji, if not Mantharaa, then it is my wish perhaps you can marry a female from the monkeys. Youur bride‘s name be whatever, but I shall call her Hanumati. Say, will you obey?‖ 40 | P a g e
Lord Sri Raamji‘s command had been settled, but now it was Mother Sitaa‘s command. What to do now? Hanumaanji was trapped in confusion. Clasping his hands, he said: ―Mother! Your command is an issue of breaking my lifelong vow. So I will think it over and give you my reply tomorrow.‖ ―Very well‖, said Sitaaji, ―You are free to think it over.‖ All night Hanumaanji spent thinking over, but could not come to any decision which he could put into action immediately. He had realised there was no meaning to the worldy things, but then why was Mother Janaki insisting on the issue? He could not comprehend this. It was just before breaking of dawn. In his relentless thinking over, his eyes now became drowsy and fell asleed. And he had a dream. He had, as if taking on board the command of Mother and the Lord, set out in search of a bride. In the dream, he felt he was walking through a forest and arrived in Dandak-Aranya. It was evening time.He was looking to rest. So he turned towards a hut in the distance. Entering the hut Hanumaanji began to look around.The home had been decorated beautifully. Upon tender leaves was set a deer skin. In one corner there were forest fruit, in another corner was bench of sandalwood with throne for a king. On the thone was place a crown, beautiful clothes. On the wall was hung a Vinaa. Taking each item in his hand, Hanumaanji checked them out. Such beautiful house and no householder in sight! ―Who could be the residet of this hut? If it is a Rushi or Muni, then would benefit from religious rendering.. Anf if not, then spend the night in relaxation and proceed forward tomorrow.‖ Hanumaanji thus made a decision. Per chance, Hanumaanji wore the clothes on the throne.And in wonderment, he put on his head the crown that was on the throne. And sitting on the throne he began to think: ―The food is ready, but there is time before eating. Also without the owner of the hut present it is disrespectful to eat alone. So let me play the Vinaa. Mahaavirji very carefully took off the Vinaa fromm th wall and began to play. But how long would a tender Vinaa last in the strong hands of Mahaavirji? Just about with the first sound, the Vinaa strings went pieces! Becoming renounced, Hanumaanji let out: ―Such tender instruments are of no use to me.‖ And thereafter he laid relaxing for a long time on the deerskin. His mind began to wonder: ―What would be the purpose of the command of Mother? Should I carry out her command? If I have to carry out her command, then what sort of bride should I be looking for? Fat or thin? Tender or quarrelsome? Suddenly, his thaoughts took a turn, and his mind bvegan to wonder: ―What! How come I have involved in such thoughts? This is all illusion of Maaya. How can the Hanumaan 41 | P a g e
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Bhagwaan Shankar in the wheel of Ma
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The child thought how wonderful was
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Mother used to say: ―Son, when du
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At this very time, Bhagwaan Raam sh
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Here, Laxmanji arrived in Pampaapur
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―Now you decide what we need to d
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entourage of demons in fist and squ
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[ 9 ] In the tall gold buildings st
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lying there part naked. Hanumaanji
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y birth, and also Raghunaath‘s en
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How can any paen describe the daugh
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exellence. I grant you a boon that
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Meghnaad came awake from fainting.
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to jump from top of one house to an
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From there, Mahaavirji went to meet
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nothing else but the repititon of y
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Vibhishan today is not the brother
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make do within the astrological tim
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would get tossed about. Doors of so
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Bhagwaan Raam became very concerned
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But how can there be any place for
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Kaalnemi pondered that death is nea
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Raamchandraki jay!‖ (Glory to Raa
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Eventually he remembered his friend
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The youth then uttered: ―Don‘t
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Offering him the throne, Mahaavirji
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sandalwood, Sitaaji returned absolu
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fragrant scents. Flags, buntings, g
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Without looking at Vibhishanji and
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time in the service of the Lord. St
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