Sri Rama Charita Manasa - Shri Sita Ram Foundation, USA

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dekhe kapinha amita dasas∂så, jaha° taha° bhaje bhålu aru k∂så.
bhåge bånara dharahiÚ na dh∂rå, tråhi tråhi lachimana raghub∂rå.2.
daha° disi dhåvahiÚ ko¢inha råvana, garjahiÚ ghora ka¢hora bhayåvana.
Œare sakala sura cale parå∂, jaya kai åsa tajahu aba bhå∂.3.
saba sura jite eka dasaka≈dhara, aba bahu bhae takahu giri ka≈dara.
rahe bira≈ci sa≈bhu muni gyån∂, jinha jinha prabhu mahimå kachu jån∂.4.
He became invisible for a moment and then the wretch revealed himself in
multitudinous forms. The ten-headed monster appeared in as many forms as there were
bears and monkeys in the army of ›r∂ Råma (the Lord of the Raghus). The monkey host
beheld numberless Råvaƒas; the bears and monkeys then fled in every direction. The
monkeys had no courage to stay. They fled crying, ìHelp, Lakmaƒa ! Help, Raghuv∂ra
(Hero of Raghuís line) !î Myriads of Råvaƒas darted in all directions, thundering in a deep,
shrill and frightful voice. All the gods took flight in panic crying, ìNow, brethren, abandon
all hope of victory. A single Råvaƒa subdued the whole heavenly host. Now that he has
been multiplied, let us seek mountain caves.î Only Brahmå (the Creator), Lord ›ambhu
(›iva) and the wise seers, whoever knew something of the Lordís glory, remained
unshaken. (1ó4)
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hanuma≈ta a≈gada n∂la nala atibala larata rana bå° kure,
mardahiÚ dasånana ko¢i ko¢inha kapa¢a bhµu bha¢a a≈kure.
They who understood the Lordís might remained fearless. But the monkeys took
the apparitions for real enemies. They all lost courage and fled, monkeys and bears alike,
crying in their dismay: ìProtect us, our merciful lord!î The most powerful Hanumån,
A∆gada, N∂la and Nala, who were all valiant in battle, fought and crushed the myriads of
gallant Råvaƒas that had sprouted on the soil of deception.
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saji såra≈ga eka sara hate sakala dasas∂sa.96.
The Lord of Kosala smiled to see the dismay of the gods and the monkeys. He
fitted an arrow to His famous ›år∆ga bow and wiped out the whole host of illusive
Råvaƒa. (96)
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