Doha 66
सरिता सब पुनीत जलु बहहीं। खग मृग मधुप सुखी सब रहहीं॥ सहज बयरु सब जीवन्ह त्यागा। गिरि पर सकल करहिं अनुरागा॥१॥
सोह सैल गिरिजा गृह आएँ। जिमि जनु रामभगति के पाएँ॥ नित नूतन मंगल गृह तासू। ब्रह्मादिक गावहिं जसु जासू॥२॥
नारद समाचार सब पाए। कौतुकहीं गिरि गेह सिधाए॥ सैलराज बड़ आदर कीन्हा। पद पखारि बर आसनु दीन्हा॥३॥
नारि सहित मुनि पद सिरु नावा। चरन सलिल सबु भवनु सिंचावा॥ निज सौभाग्य बहुत गिरि बरना। सुता बोलि मेली मुनि चरना॥४॥
Meaning
All the rivers bore holy waters; birds, beasts and bees, all rejoiced. All animals gave up their natural antipathies and all those who dwelt on the mountain loved one another. (1) With the advent of Girijā (a synonym of Pārvatī) the mountain (Himālaya) wore a cheerful look even as devotion to Śrī Rāma lights up the face of a devotee. Everyday brought a new delight to the house of Himācala, whose glory was sung even by great gods like Brahmā (the Creator). (2) Receiving all the news Nārada eagerly went to the house of Himācala. The king of mountains, Himavān, received him with great honour; washing the sage’s feet, he led him to an exalted seat. (3) He bowed his head at the sage’s feet alongwith his wife and had his whole mansion sprinkled with the water hallowed by his feet. Himācala extolled his own good luck and, summoning his daughter, put her at the sage’s feet. (4)
त्रिकालग्य सर्बग्य तुम्ह गति सर्बत्र तुम्हारि। कहहु सुता के दोष गुन मुनिबर हृदयँ बिचारि॥६६॥
Meaning
“You know everything, including the past, present and future, and have access everywhere. Therefore, O noble sage, tell me what is propitious and what is otherwise about my daughter after a thoughtful consideration.” (66)
Ramayan appFree. No ads. Works offline.InstallFrom the Gita Press, Gorakhpur edition. Buy the book