Doha 83b
देखि चरित यह सो प्रभुताई। समुझत देह दसा बिसराई॥ धरनि परेउँ मुख आव न बाता। त्राहि त्राहि आरत जन त्राता॥१॥
प्रेमाकुल प्रभु मोहि बिलोकी। निज माया प्रभुता तब रोकी॥ कर सरोज प्रभु मम सिर धरेऊ। दीनदयाल सकल दुख हरेऊ॥२॥
कीन्ह राम मोहि बिगत बिमोहा। सेवक सुखद कृपा संदोहा॥ प्रभुता प्रथम बिचारि बिचारी। मन महँ होइ हरष अति भारी॥३॥
भगत बछलता प्रभु कै देखी। उपजी मम उर प्रीति बिसेषी॥ सजल नयन पुलकित कर जोरी। कीन्हिउँ बहु बिधि बिनय बहोरी॥४॥
Meaning
“Seeing this childlike play and recalling that glory (which I had seen inside the Lord’s belly) I lost consciousness of my body, and crying: “Save me, save me, O Protector of the devotees in distress !” dropped to the ground. No other word came to my mouth. (1) “When the Lord saw me overwhelmed with love, He immediately checked the power of His Māyā. The Lord, Who is so merciful to the afflicted, placed His lotus hand on my head and relieved me of all sorrow. (2) “The gracious Śrī Rāma, the delight of His servants, rid me of my deep-rooted delusion. As I reflected on His former glory my mind was flooded with joy. (3) “Seeing the Lord’s loving kindness to His devotees my heart began to throb with profound love. With eyes full of tears and with folded hands and every hair on my body standing erect, I then made supplication to Him in many ways. (4)
सुनि सप्रेम मम बानी देखि दीन निज दास। बचन सुखद गंभीर मृदु बोले रमानिवास॥८३(क)॥
काकभसुंडि मागु बर अति प्रसन्न मोहि जानि। अनिमादिक सिधि अपर रिधि मोच्छ सकल सुख खानि॥८३(ख)॥
Meaning
“Hearing my voice replete with love and seeing His servant miserable, Śrī Rāma, the Abode of Lakṣmī, spoke in words which were not only soft and pleasing but profound at the same time. (83 A) “ ‘Kākabhuśuṇḍi! ask of Me a boon, knowing Me to be highly pleased with you. Be it mystic powers such as Aṇimā (the power of assuming a form as small as an atom), the eight Siddhis (सिद्धियाँ), fabulous wealth (such as that possessed by Kubera, the god of riches) and final beatitude, which is the fountain of all joy, (83 B)
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