Doha 35
देहु भगति रघुपति अति पावनि। त्रिबिधि ताप भव दाप नसावनि॥ प्रनत काम सुरधेनु कलपतरु। होइ प्रसन्न दीजै प्रभु यह बरु॥१॥
भव बारिधि कुंभज रघुनायक। सेवत सुलभ सकल सुख दायक॥ मन संभव दारुन दुख दारय। दीनबंधु समता बिस्तारय॥२॥
आस त्रास इरिषादि निवारक। बिनय बिबेक बिरति बिस्तारक॥ भूप मौलि मनि मंडन धरनी। देहि भगति संसृति सरि तरनी॥३॥
मुनि मन मानस हंस निरंतर। चरन कमल बंदित अज संकर॥ रघुकुल केतु सेतु श्रुति रच्छक। काल करम सुभाउ गुन भच्छक॥४॥
तारन तरन हरन सब दूषन। तुलसिदास प्रभु त्रिभुवन भूषन॥५॥
Meaning
“Bestow on us, O Raghunātha, that most sanctifying devotion which destroys the threefold agony and the turmoils of transmigration. As a celestial cow and a wish-yielding tree satisfy the desires of the suppliant, be propitious, O Lord, and grant us the boon of devotion. (1) “A veritable Agastya to suck up the ocean of mundane existence, O Śrī Raghunātha, You are easy of access to those who adore You and You bestow all blessings on them. Put an end to the terrible sufferings caused by the mind and bestow even-mindedness in us, O befriender of the meek. (2) “O banisher of expectation (i.e., gratifying oneself through self-indulgence), fear, jealousy etc., and propagator of humility, right judgment and dispassion, crest-jewel of earthly kings, and ornament of the globe, grant us devotion to Your feet, which serves as a boat to take one across the river of mundane existence. (3) “A swan that You are, constantly residing in the Mānasa lake of the sages’ mind, Your lotus feet are adored even by Brahmā and Lord Śiva. Glory of Raghu’s race, custodian of the Vedic laws, devourer of time, destiny, Prakṛti (Primordial Nature) and the three Guṇas, (4) “You are the liberated and the liberator of Your devotees and the destroyer of all vices, the lord of Tulasīdāsa, the jewel of the three spheres.” (5)
बार बार अस्तुति करि प्रेम सहित सिरु नाइ। ब्रह्म भवन सनकादि गे अति अभीष्ट बर पाइ॥३५॥
Meaning
Having thus extolled the Lord again and again, Sanaka and his three brothers lovingly bowed their head and, having obtained their most cherished boon, returned to Brahmā’s abode. (35)
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