Doha 125b
मैं कृतकृत्य भयउँ तव बानी। सुनि रघुबीर भगति रस सानी॥ राम चरन नूतन रति भई। माया जनित बिपति सब गई॥१॥
मोह जलधि बोहित तुम्ह भए। मो कहँ नाथ बिबिध सुख दए॥ मो पहिं होइ न प्रति उपकारा। बंदउँ तव पद बारहिं बारा॥२॥
पूरन काम राम अनुरागी। तुम्ह सम तात न कोउ बड़भागी॥ संत बिटप सरिता गिरि धरनी। पर हित हेतु सबन्ह कै करनी॥३॥
संत हृदय नवनीत समाना। कहा कबिन्ह परि कहै न जाना॥ निज परिताप द्रवइ नवनीता। पर दुख द्रवहिं संत सुपुनीता॥४॥
जीवन जन्म सुफल मम भयऊ। तव प्रसाद संसय सब गयऊ॥ जानेहु सदा मोहि निज किंकर। पुनि पुनि उमा कहइ बिहंगबर॥५॥
Meaning
“I have attained the object of my life now that I have listened to your discourse, imbued with the nectar of Devotion to Śrī Rāma’s feet. My love for Śrī Rāma’s feet has been renewed and the delusion created by Māyā (the Lord’s deluding potency) has all ended. (1) “You have been a vessel to me, drifting as I was in the ocean of infatuation and have gratified me in various ways, my lord. I am, however, incapable of repaying my obligation to you and simply adore your feet again and again. (2) “You are fully accomplished and a lover of Śrī Rāma; no one is so blessed as you, venerable Sir. Saints, trees, rivers, mountains and the earth, all these operate for the good of others. (3) “The poets have declared the heart of a saint to be soft as butter; but they haven’t said the true thing. For, while butter melts only when it gets heat to itself, the holy saints melt at the suffering of others. (4) “My life and birth into this world have both been rewarded and by your grace all my doubts have disappeared. Ever regard me as your own servant.” Again and again did Garuḍa, the chief of the birds, speak thus, O Umā. (5)
तासु चरन सिरु नाइ करि प्रेम सहित मतिधीर। गयउ गरुड़ बैकुंठ तब हृदयँ राखि रघुबीर॥१२५ (क)॥
गिरिजा संत समागम सम न लाभ कछु आन। बिनु हरि कृपा न होइ सो गावहिं बेद पुरान॥१२५ (ख)॥
Meaning
Lovingly bowing his head at Kākabhuśuṇḍi’s feet, Garuḍa, who was so resolute of mind, then flew to Vaikuṇṭha (the divine abode of Lord Viṣṇu), with an image of Śrī Raghuvīra installed in his heart. (125 A) Girijā, there is no gain so valuable as the fellowship of saints; the same, however, cannot be had without the grace of Śrī Hari; so declare the Vedas and Purāṇas.(125 B)
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