Doha 91
सबु प्रसंगु गिरिपतिहि सुनावा। मदन दहन सुनि अति दुखु पावा॥ बहुरि कहेउ रति कर बरदाना। सुनि हिमवंत बहुत सुखु माना॥१॥
हृदयँ बिचारि संभु प्रभुताई। सादर मुनिबर लिए बोलाई॥ सुदिनु सुनखतु सुघरी सोचाई। बेगि बेदबिधि लगन धराई॥२॥
पत्री सप्तरिषिन्ह सोइ दीन्ही। गहि पद बिनय हिमाचल कीन्ही॥ जाइ बिधिहि तिन्ह दीन्हि सो पाती। बाचत प्रीति न हृदयँ समाती॥३॥
लगन बाचि अज सबहि सुनाई। हरषे मुनि सब सुर समुदाई॥ सुमन बृष्टि नभ बाजन बाजे। मंगल कलस दसहुँ दिसि साजे॥४॥
Meaning
They related the whole episode to the king of mountains, Himācala, and he was much grieved to hear that Śiva had burnt Kāmadeva. The sages then told him of the boon granted to Rati and Himavān was much relieved to hear this. (1) Recalling to his mind the glory of Śiva, Himācala respectfully summoned the great sages. He had an auspicious date, asterism and hour ascertained and speedily got the exact time of wedding fixed and noted down according to the Vedic precepts. (2) Himācala handed over the note recording the exact time of wedding to the Seven Seers, and clasping their feet made entreaties to them. Calling on Brahmā they delivered the note to him; and as Brahmā went through it his heart overflowed with joy. (3) Brahmā read the note aloud to all; the sages as well as the whole concourse of gods was delighted to hear it. Flowers were showered from the air, music flowed from various instruments and auspicious jars were placed in all the ten directions. (4)
लगे सँवारन सकल सुर बाहन बिबिध बिमान। होहिं सगुन मंगल सुभद करहिं अपछरा गान॥९१॥
Meaning
All the gods began to adorn their vehicles and aerial cars of various kinds; happy and auspicious omens were visible and celestial damsels sang joyously. (91)
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