| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
SEETA AND HANUMAN |
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came here, so shall I spring and reach the other shore with you." Thus Hanumaan went on speaking out of his affection and enthusiasm. And Seeta wondered how the little monkey before her could hope to carry her across the ocean. Hanumaan saw her doubt and so, to demonstrate his powers, he jumped off from the platform and began to grow big in size. Seeta was pleased. But she said: "O Son of Vaayu! I realise your strength and yet it is not right that you should carry me. On the way the Raakshasas are sure to intercept and challenge you. They will burl their weapons at you. Your care will be to guard me. You will not be able to fix all your mind on the battle and that may be a serious set-back to the strongest warrior. In a battle, one cannot be certain of victory and what would be my fate if you should fall? And besides, in the violent convulsions of a heady' fight, how could I be sure of maintaining my position on your back? I may slip and fall into the sea. |
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