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Sri Rama Charita Manasa - Shri Sita Ram Foundation, USA

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›R∫ RÅMACARITAMÅNASA *<br />

You are the Spirit indwelling the hearts of all. Grant me intense devotion to Your feet, O<br />

crest-jewel of Raghus, and free my mind from faults like concupiscence etc. (2)<br />

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atulitabaladhåma≈ hema‹ailåbhadeha≈<br />

danujavanakæ‹ånu≈ j¤åninåmagragaƒyam,<br />

sakalaguƒanidhåna≈ vånaråƒåmadh∂‹a≈<br />

raghupatipriyabhakta≈ våtajåta≈ namåmi.3.<br />

I bow to the son of the wind-god, the beloved devotee of ›r∂ Råma (the Lord of<br />

the Raghus), the chief of the monkeys, the repository of all virtues, the foremost among<br />

the wise, a fire to consume the forest of the demon race, possessing a body shining as<br />

a mountain of gold and a home of immeasurable strength. (3)<br />

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Cau.: jåmava≈ta ke bacana suhåe, suni hanuma≈ta hædaya ati bhåe.<br />

taba lagi mohi parikhehu tumha bhå∂, sahi dukha ka≈da mµula phala khå∂.1.<br />

jaba lagi åvau° s∂tahi dekh∂, hoihi kåju mohi haraa bise∂.<br />

yaha kahi nåi sabanhi kahu° måthå, caleu harai hiya° dhari raghunåthå.2.<br />

si≈dhu t∂ra eka bhµudhara su≈dara, kautuka kµudi caRheu tå µupara.<br />

båra båra raghub∂ra sa°bhår∂, tarakeu pavanatanaya bala bhår∂.3.<br />

jehiÚ giri carana dei hanuma≈tå, caleu so gå påtåla tura≈tå.<br />

jimi amogha raghupati kara bånå, eh∂ bhå°ti caleu hanumånå.4.<br />

jalanidhi raghupati dµuta bicår∂, taiÚ mainåka hohi ‹ramahår∂.5.<br />

Hanumån was much delighted at heart to hear the heartening speech of Jåmbavån.<br />

He said, ìSuffering hardships and living on bulbs, roots and fruits, wait for me, brethren, till<br />

I return after seeing S∂tå. I am sure our object will be accomplished as I feel very cheerful.î<br />

So saying and after bowing his head to them all he set out full of joy with an image of ›r∂<br />

Råma (the Lord of the Raghus) enshrined in his heart. There was a beautiful hill on the seacoast;<br />

he lightly sprang on to its top. And invoking the Hero of Raghus line again and again,<br />

the son of the wind-god took a leap with all his might. The hill on which Hanumån planted his

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