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title: "Uttar Kand Doha 124b"
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# Uttar Kand · Doha 124b

**चौ०** 
> सुमिरि राम के गुन गन नाना। पुनि पुनि हरष भुसुंडि सुजाना॥  
> महिमा निगम नेति करि गाई। अतुलित बल प्रताप प्रभुताई॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> सिव अज पूज्य चरन रघुराई। मो पर कृपा परम मृदुलाई॥  
> अस सुभाउ कहुँ सुनउँ न देखउँ। केहि खगेस रघुपति सम लेखउँ॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> साधक सिद्ध बिमुक्त उदासी। कबि कोबिद कृतग्य संन्यासी॥  
> जोगी सूर सुतापस ग्यानी। धर्म निरत पंडित बिग्यानी॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> तरहिं न बिनु सेए मम स्वामी। राम नमामि नमामि नमामी॥  
> सरन गएँ मो से अघ रासी। होहिं सुद्ध नमामि अबिनासी॥४॥

Meaning: The sagacious Kākabhuśuṇḍi rejoiced again and again as he pondered over Śrī Rāma’s manifold virtues. “That I should enjoy the grace of Śrī Rāma, whose glory is sung by the Vedas as ‘not that’, ‘not that’, whose might, majesty and glory are unparalleled, (1)

“and whose feet are worthy of adoration even to Lord Śiva and Brahmā (the Unborn, Creator)—reveals His supreme tenderness of heart. Nowhere have I heard of, much less seen, such a kind disposition: to whom shall I compare Śrī Raghunātha, O Garuḍa, chief of the birds? (2)

“Strivers and perfect souls, the liberated and the unworldly-minded, the seers and learned men, those knowing the secrets of Karma (duty) and those who have renounced all action, Yogīs (mystics), and valiant heroes, great ascetics and wise men, pious souls and men of erudition and even men who have realized the Self, (3)

“none of these can cross the ocean of mundane existence without adoring my lord, Śrī Rāma, to whom I bow again and again and yet again. I bow once more to that imperishable Lord by approaching whom for shelter even sinful souls like me get purified. (4)

**दो०** 
> जासु नाम भव भेषज हरन घोर त्रय सूल।  
> सो कृपाल मोहि तो पर सदा रहउ अनुकूल॥१२४ (क)॥

**दो०** 
> सुनि भुसुंडि के बचन सुभ देखि राम पद नेह।  
> बोलेउ प्रेम सहित गिरा गरुड़ बिगत संदेह॥१२४ (ख)॥

Meaning: “He whose name is an unfailing remedy for the disease of birth and death and alleviates the three kinds of terrible pain—may that gracious Lord remain ever propitious both to me and to you.” (124 A)

On hearing Bhuśuṇḍi’s blessed discourse and perceiving his devotion to Śrī Rāma’s feet, Garuḍa, who was now rid of all doubt, submitted in endearing terms: (124 B)

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