| Ramayana |
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| Books By Rajaji |
VIRAADHA'S END |
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| Saluting him,
the Prince said: "My name is Raama, O holy sage. I have come to have darshan of you.
I pray for your blessing." The sage rose and embraced him. "Welcome, defender of dharma. My aashrama is fit up by your presence. It is now yours. When I heard you had left Ayodhya and taken up your abode at Chitrakoota, I knew you would come here, and have lived in hope of seeing you. Else I would have long ago given up this body. "The merit I have accumulated I now pass on to you. Take it for yourself, your brother and the princess." The sage's face was bright with the light of long holy life. It was the custom of the rishis thus to offer their acquired merit to those who came as their guests. From Raama's answer, we can see how such courtesies were to be received. |
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