Shloka 34
प्रतिषिध्य शुभं छत्रं व्यजने च स्वलङ्कृते। विसर्जयित्वा स्वजनं रथं पौरांस्तथा जनान्।।2.19.34।। धारयन् मनसा दुःखमिन्द्रियाणि निगृह्य च।प्रविवेशात्मवान्वेश्म मातुरप्रियशंसिवान्।2.19.35।।
pratiṣidhya śubhaṃ chatraṃ vyajane ca svalaṅkṛte |
visarjayitvā svajanaṃ rathaṃ paurāṃs tathā janān || 2.19.34 ||
dhārayan manasā duḥkham indriyāṇi nigṛhya ca |
praviveśātmavān veśma mātur apriyaśaṃsivān || 2.19.35 ||
Selbstbeherrscht legte Rama den glückverheißenden Schirm und die geschmückten Fächer beiseite; nachdem er sein Gefolge, den Wagen und die Bürger entlassen hatte, hielt er seinen Kummer im Inneren zurück, zügelte seine Sinne und betrat den Wohnsitz seiner Mutter, um die unwillkommene Nachricht zu überbringen.
Self-possessed Rama held back his sorrow within his mind, abandoned theauspicious umbrella, well-decorated fans and chariot, sent away kinsmen, city-dwellers and others and entered his mother's residence to break the unpleasant news.
FAQs
Dharma is disciplined conduct under suffering: Rama restrains senses and public display, and chooses a considerate, orderly way to inform his mother of painful truth.
After the coronation is thwarted and exile looms, Rama dismisses royal paraphernalia and attendants and goes privately to his mother to communicate the bad news.
Self-mastery and compassion (ātmavatva, indriya-nigraha), paired with truthfulness in conveying difficult realities.