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title: "Bal Kand Doha 128"
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# Bal Kand · Doha 128

**चौ०** 
> राम कीन्ह चाहहिं सोइ होई। करै अन्यथा अस नहिं कोई॥  
> संभु बचन मुनि मन नहिं भाए। तब बिरंचि के लोक सिधाए॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> एक बार करतल बर बीना। गावत हरि गुन गान प्रबीना॥  
> छीरसिंधु गवने मुनिनाथा। जहँ बस श्रीनिवास श्रुतिमाथा॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> हरषि मिले उठि रमानिकेता। बैठे आसन रिषिहि समेता॥  
> बोले बिहसि चराचर राया। बहुते दिनन कीन्हि मुनि दाया॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> काम चरित नारद सब भाषे। जद्यपि प्रथम बरजि सिवँ राखे॥  
> अति प्रचंड रघुपति कै माया। जेहि न मोह अस को जग जाया॥४॥

Meaning: The will of Śrī Rāma alone is paramount; there is no one who can alter it. Śiva’s advice fell flat on the sage. From there he left for the abode of Brahmā (the Creator). (1)

Singing the glories of Śrī Hari, to the accompaniment of the excellent lute he had in his hand, the lord of sages, Nārada, who was skilled in music, once repaired to the ocean of milk where dwells the Lord of Lakṣmī, Bhagavān Nārāyaṇa, who is Vedānta personified (the crown of all Vedas). (2)

The Abode of Ramā (Lakṣmī) Lord Nārāyaṇa rose to meet him in great joy and shared His seat with the sage. The Lord of the entire creation, animate as well as inanimate, said with a smile, “It is after a long time that you have shown Me this favour, Reverend Sir.”(3)

Nārada told Him all the doings of Love, even though Śiva had beforehand forbidden him from doing so. Most formidable is the Māyā (deluding potency) of Śrī Raghunātha. No one has ever been born in this world, who is beyond its charm. (4)

**दो०** 
> रूख बदन करि बचन मृदु बोले श्रीभगवान।  
> तुम्हरे सुमिरन तें मिटहिं मोह मार मद मान॥१२८॥

Meaning: With an impassive look, yet in coaxing accents, said the Lord, “By your very remembrance one’s self-delusion, lust, arrogance and pride disappear.” (128)

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