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title: "Bal Kand Doha 106"
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# Bal Kand · Doha 106

**चौ०** 
> हरि हर बिमुख धर्म रति नाहीं। ते नर तहँ सपनेहुँ नहिं जाहीं॥  
> तेहि गिरि पर बट बिटप बिसाला। नित नूतन सुंदर सब काला॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> त्रिबिध समीर सुसीतलि छाया। सिव बिश्राम बिटप श्रुति गाया॥  
> एक बार तेहि तर प्रभु गयऊ। तरु बिलोकि उर अति सुखु भयऊ॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> निज कर डासि नागरिपु छाला। बैठे सहजहिं संभु कृपाला॥  
> कुंद इंदु दर गौर सरीरा। भुज प्रलंब परिधन मुनिचीरा॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> तरुन अरुन अंबुज सम चरना। नख दुति भगत हृदय तम हरना॥  
> भुजग भूति भूषन त्रिपुरारी। आननु सरद चंद छबि हारी॥४॥

Meaning: Those who have no inclination towards Hari and Hara and have no love for righteousness, cannot even dream of going there. On the summit of that mountain exists a huge banyan tree, which is ever young and charming during all seasons. (1)

Fanned by cool, soft and fragrant breezes, its shade is very refreshing. It is the favourite resort of Śiva, and has been extolled by the Vedas. Once upon a time the Lord betook Himself beneath the tree and was much gladdened at heart to see it. (2)

Spreading His tiger-skin on the ground with His own hands, the all-merciful Śiva sat down casually—His body fair in hue as the jasmine, the moon and the conch-shell, long arms, a hermit’s covering, consisting of the bark of trees, wrapped round His loins, (3)

His feet resembling a pair of full-blown red lotuses and their toe-nails shedding a lustre which dispelled the darkness of the devotee’s heart; serpents and the ashes serving as ornaments of Śiva, the Slayer of Tripura, and His countenance eclipsing the splendour even of the autumnal full moon. (4)

**दो०** 
> जटा मुकुट सुरसरित सिर लोचन नलिन बिसाल।  
> नीलकंठ लावन्यनिधि सोह बालबिधु भाल॥१०६॥

Meaning: With His twisted coils of hair for a crown and the celestial stream, Gaṅgā, adorning His head, eyes as big as a pair of lotuses, throat blue and with the crescent shining on His brow, the Lord looked like a veritable mine of beauty. (106)

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