| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
SEETA AND HANUMAN |
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| 'Return Seeta,
he said to Raavana, 'and save Lanka and the Raakshasa race.' All his words have gone in
vain. My heart is strong within me. I know Raavana is on the road to the abode of Yama.
Soon my lord will vanquish his foes and redeem me. I have no doubt about this. My innocent
heart tells me this and it cannot prove false." Thus Seeta went on speaking with tears in her eyes. Hanumaan could not bear the sight of her suffering. "Mother!" he exclaimed, "I shall go at once and bring back Raama. He will descend on Lanka with a mighty army. But why should you suffer any longer? If you are agreeable, sit on my back. I shall carry you across the ocean and restore you in a moment to Raama. Do not for a moment doubt my ability to do this. As Agni carries the sacred offerings to Indra, so shall I transport you to my Lord Raama. Permit me, O pure of heart, to do this service. I can not only carry you and restore you to Raama, but I have the power to wrench Lanka from its foundations and throw it and its ruler at Raama's feet! Sit on my back now and, like Rohini rejoining the Moon, you will rejoin Raama. |
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