Doha 214
रिधि सिधि सिर धरि मुनिबर बानी। बड़भागिनि आपुहि अनुमानी॥ कहहिं परसपर सिधि समुदाई। अतुलित अतिथि राम लघु भाई॥१॥
मुनि पद बंदि करिअ सोइ आजू। होइ सुखी सब राज समाजू॥ अस कहि रचेउ रुचिर गृह नाना। जेहि बिलोकि बिलखाहिं बिमाना॥२॥
भोग बिभूति भूरि भरि राखे। देखत जिन्हहि अमर अभिलाषे॥ दासीं दास साजु सब लीन्हें। जोगवत रहहिं मनहि मनु दीन्हें॥३॥
सब समाजु सजि सिधि पल माहीं। जे सुख सुरपुर सपनेहुँ नाहीं॥ प्रथमहिं बास दिए सब केही। सुंदर सुखद जथा रुचि जेही॥४॥
Meaning
The ‘riches’ and supernatural powers in their embodied forms obeying the command of the great sage, bowed to him and deemed themselves highly blessed. The Siddhis said to one another, “Śrī Rāma’s younger brother Bharata is a guest beyond compare. (1) “Bowing at the sage’s feet let us do that which may gratify the whole of the royal assemblage.” So saying, they erected beautiful dwellings of various patterns, which put to shame by their look the aerial cars of gods. (2) They were replete with abundant luxuries and splendours, which were coveted by immortals. Equipped with necessaries of all kinds, male-servants and maid-servants remained in attendance, focussing their attention on the pleasure of the guests. (3) The Siddhis provided in an instant all the amenities which could not be dreamt of even in heaven. First of all they assigned to each of the guests quarters that were charming and comfortable and suited the taste of the occupants. (4)
बहुरि सपरिजन भरत कहुँ रिषि अस आयसु दीन्ह। बिधि बिसमय दायकु बिभव मुनिबर तपबल कीन्ह॥२१४॥
Meaning
Thereafter Bharata and his family were assigned quarters; for such were the instructions given by the sage. By dint of his penance the great sage produced riches that astonished the Creator (Brahma) himself. (214)
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