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RISHYASRINGA |
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He crossed intervening rivers and villages and marched to the capital of the king as if to burn him in his anger, but as at each stage of the journey he saw magnificent cattle which be longed to his son and was respectfully welcomed by his son's servants, his angry mood passed gradually as he approached the capital. When he came to the capital, he was received with great honoured taken to the king's palace where he saw his son sitting in state like the king of the gods in heaven. He saw by his side his wife, the princess Santa, whose great beauty soothed and pleased him. Vibhandaka blessed the king. He laid this injunction on his son: "Do all that will please this king. After the birth of a son, come and join me in the forest." Rishyasringa did as his father bade him. Lomasa concluded the story with these words addressed to Yudhishthira: "Like Damayanti and Nala, Sita and Rama, Arundhati and Vasishtha, Lopamudra and Agastya, and Draupadi and yourself, Santa and Rishyasringa repaired to the forest in the fullness of time and spent their lives in mutual' love and the worship of God. This is the hermitage where Rishyasringa. lived. Bathe in these waters and be purified."The Pandavas bathed there and performed their devotions. |
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