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―to make that impossible, I have come to you. If you will carry out the task to save him, it will rid me of my worry. It all depend upon your energy and intellect.‖ ―That worry will be eradicated father.This Hanumaan considers your wish as the command of Raam. You become free of worry.I will carry out that task.‖ ―Will you stop him proceeding forward and divert him to the correct path?‖ ―Absolutely father.‖ ―I am departing full faith‖, saying thus Vaaydev became invisible. With that Hanumaan‘s heart became immersed in ocean waves of bliss. His heart became impatient to meet Bhim. Separation‘s every moment seemed like eon. He placed his gaze on Bhim‘s path. His ears were attuned to hear the voice of Bhim. The eyes were thirsty of vision of his face. As time proceeded, Hanumaan‘s patience increased. At last the voice of Bhim fell on his ears, and immediately jhis heart called out: ―Come, come‖, and his face lit up with smile. And within a moment that smile disappeared. The face became sedate. He made the sound ―Hum‖ to attract Bhim. This sound Bhim heard and in response he made a loud roar and moved forward finding the direction from the sound came, eventually reaching where Hanumaan was. Seeing Bhim, Hanumaan asked: ―O valorous, how come you look lost?‖ ―Who said?‖, Bhim looking in all directions. His sight could find none other than only Hanumaan. ―Who is it?‖ Whoever it is show yourself‖, said Bhim in a loud voice. His voice reverberated in the whole forest. Animals and birds became frightened. ―What you? Monkey? And in human language?‖ saying thus Bhim was astonished. His heart was not willing to believe. But there was nooption not to believe. ―You?‖ ―Yes, brother, yes‖, said Hanumaan, ―O Valorous speak a little softly. By your loud voice innocent animals and birds are so pained.‖ ―Pained, are they?‖ questioned Bhim ―Yes, strong one. Yes, and that is why I had to say it. The valorous do not cause fright to the innocent, that is what I have heard – is that untrue?‖ ―Yes, brother, yes I am asking you that.‖ With great humbleness, hanumaan said softly, ―The brave are adorned with compassion, would that be incorrect? Is the greatness of the brave achieved by harrassing the innocent?‖ ―Do you really want to know that?‖ ―To know that I am asking. By your behaviour, the innocent are frightened. The poor deer are shaken. The lion and tigers have hid themselves in caves.The birds singing naturally are disturbed in their nests. Why all this?‖ ―Who are you to ask?‖ said Bhim, observing the sight of the lifelong commanding leader. Hanumaan did not respond. He just remained silent. ―O monkey?‖ shouted bhim Hanumaan remained silent. 52 | P a g e
―Why are you not answering? Nevermind, if you will not respond. But get out of my way.‖ ―Brother, I do not believe I am in your way at all. But if you feel so, then you can move me out of the way with pleasure.‖ ―So,‖ said Bhim with red eyes, ―you will not move by yourself, is that so?‖ ―Brother, why should I refuse to move? But you can see, I am old. My body is home to diseases. Due to old age, I feel without energy.‖ ―Without energy, are you? There is a saying – ghee does not come out straight. I will get you throw you over by your tail.‖ ―Watch doing so brother. I may meet my death. Carefully move me to one side. If I had the energy, I would have moved myself.‖ ―Liar‖, saying Bhim moved forward. ―You want to guage my strength. So here.‖ Saying so the half vajra (impenetrable) bodied Bhim stretched out his hand to lift the tail of the vajra bodied Hanumaan. That tail that pressed down likes of the ten-shouldered, and destroyed many a demons, that tail would Bhim be able to lift? ―Be careful, brother.‖ ―You are teasing me monkey. In just a moment,‖ saying Bhimattempted to lift the tail. But he was unsuccessful. He tried once, twice, thrice but all came to naught. His body was sweating. ―Why brother, what happened? Are you not intending to move an aged like me? Why is there sweat on your body?‖ The unsuccessful felt the words of Hanumaan like arrows piercing his heart. He ccollected all his strength and thought of making a final do or die attempt to lift the tail. And he did so, but could not move the tail. He said mentally ―What is this? Where has my strength gone? How come those strong of Bhim which destroyed the demons become so weak? Who is giving me this defeat? Is it not my big brother Hanumaan?‖ ―It is Hanumaan‖ came the voice from his soul. And he humbly asked, ― Are you not my big brother Hanumaan?‖ ―What brother Bhim?‖ ―Yes brother I am Bhim,‖ saying Bhim bowed to Hanumaan. ―Come my brother‖, called Hanumaan with love. ―Brother, my heart and soul is all moved seeing you. My eyes are laughing.‖ ―Brother!‖ said Bhim Brother!‖ called out Hanumaan. ―Looking at you in this condition I am thinking…‖ ―What?‖ Hanumaan interruptedBhim. ―Doing so much service to Raam, were you not granted divinity? Did you not go to the celestial abode with Sri Raam?‖ ―Fool.,‖ said Hanumaan listening to the words of Bhim. ―When Sri Avadh-naath distributed the kingdom, he gave something to all, and to me: ―Kahe Raghupati sun Maaruti tan Tu mane vahaalo chhe tan, man dhan Maate maang maang man-vaanchhit aaj Puru taara sakal manorath kaaj‖ 53 | P a g e
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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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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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All were listening to the talk betw
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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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