| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
HANUMAN BOUND |
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underrate him. It seems he cannot be vanquished by weapons. He cannot be brought down in
wrestling. Consider well therefore what needs to be done. Do it and return victorious. The
astras you have secured through tapasya can serve you at this moment. Without
allowing your mind to wander, fight with concentration and return triumphant." Indrajit, bright like the gods, accepted his father's command with reverence and receiving his blessings went with courage and eagerness towards the Asoka Vana. Standing in a chariot drawn by four fierce lions and twanging his bow-string, Indrajit proceeded towards Hanumaan. His chariot sounded like the wind off the monsoon. His lotus-like eyes shone victory. As Hanuman saw the chariot coming towards him, he was filled with joy. Indrajit too, skilful in battle, bent his bow and got his sharp arrows ready for Hanumaan. Knowing that a great battle was at band, the Naagas, Yakshas and Siddhas assembled in the sky to see. |
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