ताराविलापः
Tārā’s Lament over Vāli
अवकीर्णं विमार्जन्ती भर्तारं रणरेणुना।अस्रैर्नयनजैश्शूरं सिषेचास्त्रसमाहतम्।।
avakīrṇaṁ vimārjantī bhartāraṁ raṇareṇunā | asrair nayanajaiḥ śūraṁ siṣecāstrasamāhatam ||
مسحت الغبار عن زوجها الذي غطاه غبار المعركة؛ وغسلت البطل، الذي أصابه سلاح، بالدموع التي انهمرت من عينيها.
She (Tara) wiped the body wounded with the weapon and covered with war-dust, sprinkling her tear drops from her eyes.
Dharma is shown as compassionate duty: caring for the fallen, honoring relational obligations, and responding to suffering with tenderness rather than cruelty.
Tārā physically tends to Vāli’s dust-covered, weapon-wounded body, wiping him and wetting him with her tears.
Karunā (compassion) and fidelity—Tārā’s devoted care continues even at the edge of death.