your words can never be untrue

Jai sri Ram,
The sage smilingly answered, you have spoken well-O king-your words can never be untrue,

Whatever living beings there are in this world, they all love these boys,

Sri Rama smiled within himself on hearing these words,

They are sons of King Dasratha, the jewel of Raghu's Race, the king has sent them to my cause,

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joy of absorption into Brahma

Jai Sri Ram,
It is that Brahma-the absolute, whom the Vedas describe in many terms, Has appeared in a dual form,

My mind, which is dispassion itself in its natural form, is enraptured at their sight as Cakora bird is transported with joy at the sight of the Moon,

Therefore sir, i earnestly inquire of you, tell me the truth_

Please hide nothing from me my lord, my mind has perforce the joy of absorption into Brahma,

May Lord bless all,

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bulwarks of some Royal dynasty

Jai sri Ram,
They were all delighted to see the two brothers; tears rush to the eyes and the hair on their body bristled with joy,

Beholding Sri Rama's lovely and charming form, King Janaka was particularly beside himself with joy,

Finding his heart overwhelmed with love the king recovered himself by recourse to reason and bowing his head at the sage's feet, spoke the following pregnant words in a voice chocked with emotion_

Tell me, my lord; are these two pretty boys the ornament of a sage's family or the bulwarks of some Royal dynasty

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The delight of all eyes

Jai sri Ram,
Inquiring again and again about his welfare, Visvamitra led the king to a seat,

At the very time arrived the two half brothers who had gone to see the garden,

One a bit dark but beautiful another fair the glory of beauty in self, the two lads were yet tender of age,

The delight of all eyes, they stole the heart of the whole world, all those present there rose when the lord Rama came and Vishvamitra seated him by his side,

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Placing his head on the sage's feet

Jai sri Ram,
When the king of Mithila got news that the great sage Vishvamitra had come,

He took with him his faithful ministers, a number of warriors, noble Brahmans, his family preceptor-Satananada, the chief of kinsmen and thus went rejoicing to meet the prince of sages,

Placing his head on the sage's feet the king obeisance to him, while the lord of sages Vishvamitra gladly gave him his blessings,

The King then respectfully saluted the Brahmans and congratulated himself on his good fortune in being able to receive them,

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lakes and rivers

Jai Sri Ram,
In the outskirts in the city by the side of lakes and rivers numerous princes had encamped here and there,

On seeing a fine mango-groove, which was comfortable and agreeable in every-way,

Sage Vishvamitra said, O Sri Ram, i like this orchard; let us stay here,

Very Well, My Lord-answered the gracious Rama, and encamped there with all the hermits train,

May Lord bless all,

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