In this world your are the powerful one
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In this world you are the powerful one,
and you can please cross over me as you wish and go –
due to that – I shall not be aggrieved.
To have mercy in feeble is the duty of your lineage.
Kalyanasaugandhikam
Kottayam Thampuran's attakathha
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Men and gods together
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Men and gods – together they come against –
even then, I have no fears.
I'm the able son of wind –
without knowing that – do not utter madness – as if to cowards
Evil-minded, without delay, go away, hey large monkey, from the way.
Hey king, I have not followed the formalities
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Sloka:
Exhibiting sharp eyes, and insulting like this again again Bheema continued. He was observed by the exhausted old monkey (Hanuman) and the latter spoke thus to Bheema.
Hey, king, I have not followed the formalities
Please do not be angry about that, hey king.
By old age, I am unable to walk and tired –
I stay here for long you be please informed
None among men does walk through this way–
hey valorous, please know that.
Go away from my way, without any delay
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Sloka:
Deciding thus, the unshakeable one (Hanuman) lied down motionless with his tail in Bheema’s way. Seeing him lying there, angry Bheema spoke thus…
Who is this coming here
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Sloka 1:
Requested thus by wife, Bheema, the shining one, holding a club, approached mount Gandhamadana. By his stamping of foot, the inhabitant creatures were thrown away, It was as if the mountain itself was screaming.
Sloka 2:
The beautiful Panchali’s swift looks – that fell on him – provided as the food for way. Taking that, that adventurous Bheema, walked, terrifying all the creatures and arrived at the Gardens.
Sloka 3:
Scene 9 Hanuman and Bheema
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Hey, deer-eyed
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Hey, deer-eyed, as desired by you,I will bring-
the beautiful Sougandhikam flowers , without delay.
Even if it is on a mountain or even in the heaven,
it is not difficult to satisfy your wish with my valour.
References:
Oh, my husband, look at this
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Sloka:
Panchali took the divine flower, which was supposedly brought by the God of Wind (Vayu Deva) out of affection, and which attracted the bees due to its fragrance. She came near Bheema and happily told him thus.
Oh daughter of King Panchala
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Sloka:
One of those days which was favourable for lovers, in the forest among the beautiful creepers, the son of Wind (Vayu), in a romantic mood, told thus to his wife….
Oh daughter of King Panchala
Oh lotus-eyed one and the abode of Kamadeva*
Continously you traverse in the forest –
due to that don't be disheartend.
Creepers after creepers – walking through them,
having absorbed the fragrances of the flowers gently,
Scene 8 Bheema and Panchali
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