Doha 148
पद राजीव बरनि नहिं जाहीं। मुनि मन मधुप बसहिं जेन्ह माहीं॥ बाम भाग सोभति अनुकूला। आदिसक्ति छबिनिधि जगमूला॥१॥
जासु अंस उपजहिं गुनखानी। अगनित लच्छि उमा ब्रह्मानी॥ भृकुटि बिलास जासु जग होई। राम बाम दिसि सीता सोई॥२॥
छबिसमुद्र हरि रूप बिलोकी। एकटक रहे नयन पट रोकी॥ चितवहिं सादर रूप अनूपा। तृप्ति न मानहिं मनु सतरूपा॥३॥
हरष बिबस तन दसा भुलानी। परे दंड इव गहि पद पानी॥ सिर परसे प्रभु निज कर कंजा। तुरत उठाए करुनापुंजा॥४॥
Meaning
His lotus feet, which attract the minds of sages like so many bees, were beyond description. On His left side shone His primordial energy, Jānakī, who is ever devoted to Him, and who is an epitome of beauty and the primal source of the universe. (1) Sītā, who stood to the left of Śrī Rāma, was the same from a fragment of whose being emanate countless Lakṣmīs, Pārvatīs and Brahmāṇīs (Sarasvatīs), all mines of virtues, and the mere play of whose eyebrows brings the cosmos into existence. (2) On the form of Śrī Hari, the ocean of beauty, Manu and Śatarūpā gazed intently with unblinking eyes. That incomparable beauty they looked on with reverence and would not feel sated with it. (3) Overcome with joy they lost consciousness of their body and fell flat on the ground, clasping His feet with their hands. The gracious Lord touched their heads with His own lotus hands and lifted them up at once. (4)
बोले कृपानिधान पुनि अति प्रसन्न मोहि जानि। मागहु बर जोइ भाव मन महादानि अनुमानि॥१४८॥
Meaning
The compassionate Lord then said, “Knowing that I am highly pleased with you and recognizing Me as a generous donor, ask whatever boon you cherish.” (148)
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