Jai Sri Ram,
Mother Kaikayi was writhing with remorse, whom should she speak about the agony of her heart, lost her spouse in gross truth and lost her son in subtle reality, next day Bharata requested Rama that he wants to visit the Chitrakoot for respective oblations of his divine pilgrimage , Rama blessed him with his personified reality to help suitable to achieve the truth he bear in his mind, gave few guardians to guide and served him suitably and asked him about few celestial points to make a sure visit on the occasion to fulfill the truth of his journey unto Chitrakoot a divine land that directly connected to several celestial realms,
Here Rama's hermitage is no more a hermitage, has becomes a celestial capital where celestials visiting day and night, sagacious reality was the light of this hermitage that turn far superior than Amravati, the capital city of king Indra, whosoever visit this divine land with aura of Rama got absorbed in love divine and lost in thoughts of Rama, It is not that Rama that a veritable sun that has glorified this celestial hermitage but sun himself has manifested in sagacious reality to charm the occasion and help the spirit of all beings as Sun is known for being the cause of soul in ancient literature and truth of time and ages,
Rama's hermitage here in Chitrakoot was an ocean as it were overflowing the sacred water of quietism, while the host that accompanied none other than his better half Janaka's daughter, what a mystic phenomena every individual experienced here, with a dawn of the day new culture of beauty knocks the Nature of hermitage that wind up with truth of changeover with dusk of the day, longing and eagerness to see Rama was a common phenomena, here, now with time rush of ascetics and mystics taking routs to visit the gracious Rama, by the time Bharata complete the cycle of his mystic Yajna of Chitrakoot in vicinity of his master and turn back to Rama,
The following morning, an assembly was convened to discuss a matter of great significance—one that everyone had been awaiting with bated breath—a subject that concerned Bharata himself. Ultimately, Bharata implored Rama for guidance on the path forward. Honoring the truthfulness of his father and his guru, Rama gently explained to Bharata the noble purpose for which he had come to the forest. He said, "To uphold the vow of truth made by our father, you must fulfill your duty, just as I must fulfill mine. I entrust the responsibility of the kingdom to you; govern in my stead and await my return. Once I come back, I shall resume these duties." Rama noted that, out of their deep love for him, everyone had—albeit with a heavy heart—accepted his decision, and he expected the same from Bharata. Bharata bowed at Rama’s feet, washing them with his tears. Rama lifted him up and embraced him. Seeking some form of support to sustain himself through this arduous period, Bharata asked for a token from Rama; in response, Rama immediately bestowed upon him his wooden sandals, a wish Bharata had harbored, which Rama had already divined. Thus began Bharata’s journey. For the first time, Rama’s attendants and devotees witnessed an ocean of tears in Rama’s eyes—an emotion so profound that it defied description. How difficult it must have been for Rama to ask his own brother to endure such a long separation!prostrate before guru and mother's with due respect and regards for all those who kept heart for him and soon found self alone, alone with his counter part and inbound servant Laxman, Janaka too takes his rout back to his kingdom along with his party after blessing his daughter with his best truth he ever possessed through the Yajna of his life, imparted to Sita for her welfare altogether in high end persistent reality,
Jai Siya Ram,
