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title: "Uttar Kand Doha 36"
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# Uttar Kand · Doha 36

**चौ०** 
> सनकादिक बिधि लोक सिधाए। भ्रातन्ह राम चरन सिरु नाए॥  
> पूछत प्रभुहि सकल सकुचाहीं। चितवहिं सब मारुतसुत पाहीं॥१॥

**चौ०** 
> सुनी चहहिं प्रभु मुख कै बानी। जो सुनि होइ सकल भ्रम हानी॥  
> अंतरजामी प्रभु सभ जाना। बूझत कहहु काह हनुमाना॥२॥

**चौ०** 
> जोरि पानि कह तब हनुमंता। सुनहु दीनदयाल भगवंता॥  
> नाथ भरत कछु पूँछन चहहीं। प्रस्न करत मन सकुचत अहहीं॥३॥

**चौ०** 
> तुम्ह जानहु कपि मोर सुभाऊ। भरतहि मोहि कछु अंतर काऊ॥  
> सुनि प्रभु बचन भरत गहे चरना। सुनहु नाथ प्रनतारति हरना॥४॥

Meaning: When Sanaka and his brothers had left for Brahmā’s abode, the three brothers, Bharata, Lakṣmaṇa and Śatrughna, bowed their head at Śrī Rāma’s feet; but being too modest themselves to initiate talk with the Lord, they all looked at Hanumān. (1)

They wished to hear from the Lord’s own mouth something which would eradicate all their misconceptions. The Lord, however, who knows the internal feelings of all, came to know everything and enquired: “Tell me, Hanumān, what is the matter?” (2)

Hanumān spoke with folded hands, “Listen, O lord, commpassionate as You are to the meek, Bharata, my lord, wishes to ask something; but he is too diffident at heart to put the question.” (3)

“Hanumān, you know my disposition. Has there ever been any difference between Bharata and myself?” On hearing the Lord’s words Bharata clasped His feet. “Listen, my lord, reliever of the suppliant’s agony: (4)

**दो०** 
> नाथ न मोहि संदेह कछु सपनेहुँ सोक न मोह।  
> केवल कृपा तुम्हारिहि कृपानंद संदोह॥३६॥

Meaning: “I have no doubts whatsoever, my lord, nor have I ever known any dejection or infatuation even in a dream. It is all due to Your grace, O All-merciful and all blissful Lord. (36)

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