| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
THE TIDINGS CONVEYED |
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| "Dear
hero, my heart's friend!" he cried "tell me everything again in full. Tell me
once again what Seeta said. Let me hear her words which are sweet like water to parched
lips." Hanumaan narrated the whole story to the eager listeners and Raama wept when Hanumaan repeated these words of Seeta: "Many Raakshasas has my Raama slain, but why has he not come here yet to slay Raavana and save me from my sufferings? Why has he not sent brave Lakshmana to slay the wretch? It cannot be that my lord has grown indifferent towards me! For I know of- no wrong I have ever committed in thought or word or deed to lose his love." Hanumaan said: "I tried to console her saying, 'Raama is ever thinking of' you and grieving for you. He knows no rest. Do not imagine that Raama and Lakshmana have forgotten you. No words of mine could describe their grief. Now that I am going to tell them you are here, it will not be long before they come and destroy Raavana and return with you in triumph to Ayodhya.' |
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