Doha 105
मैं जाना तुम्हार गुन सीला। कहउँ सुनहु अब रघुपति लीला॥ सुनु मुनि आजु समागम तोरें। कहि न जाइ जस सुखु मन मोरें॥१॥
राम चरित अति अमित मुनीसा। कहि न सकहिं सत कोटि अहीसा॥ तदपि जथाश्रुत कहउँ बखानी। सुमिरि गिरापति प्रभु धनुपानी॥२॥
सारद दारुनारि सम स्वामी। रामु सूत्रधर अंतरजामी॥ जेहि पर कृपा करहिं जनु जानी। कबि उर अजिर नचावहिं बानी॥३॥
प्रनवउँ सोइ कृपाल रघुनाथा। बरनउँ बिसद तासु गुन गाथा॥ परम रम्य गिरिबरु कैलासू। सदा जहाँ सिव उमा निवासू॥४॥
Meaning
“I have come to know your virtues and disposition. Listen, therefore, while I narrate the story of Śrī Raghunātha. O sage, I cannot tell how glad I am at my meeting with you today. (1) “O lord of sages, the exploits of Śrī Rāma are much beyond measure; even a thousand million Śeṣas (serpent-kings) cannot recount them. Nevertheless, fixing my thoughts on the Lord, who wields a bow in His hand and is the lord of speech, I relate the tale as I have heard it. (2) “Sarasvatī (the goddess of speech) is like a puppet; while Śrī Rāma, the inner controller of all, is the master of the puppet show, who holds the strings in his hands. When He blesses a poet knowing him to be a devotee, He causes Sarasvatī, the goddess of speech, to dance in the courtyard of his heart. (3) “To Him, the benevolent Śrī Raghunātha, I bow and commence the recital of His glorious virtues.” Of all mountains the most charming and the best is Kailāsa, where Śiva and Pārvatī eternally dwell. (4)
सिद्ध तपोधन जोगिजन सुर किंनर मुनिबृंद। बसहिं तहाँ सुकृती सकल सेवहिं सिव सुखकंद॥१०५॥
Meaning
Hosts of Siddhas (adepts), ascetics and Yogīs (mystics), as well as gods, Kinnaras and sages, all blessed souls, reside there and adore Śiva, the root of all joy. (105)
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