Shloka 32
लक्ष्मण-प्राणरक्षा:
Lakshmana’s Revival by the Herb-Mountain
सनीलमिवजीमूतंतोयपूर्णंनभस्तलात् ।।।।उत्पपातगृहीत्वातुहनूमान् शिखरंगिरेः ।
sanīlam iva jīmūtaṃ toyapūrṇaṃ nabhastalāt |
utpapāta gṛhītvā tu hanūmān śikharaṃ gireḥ ||
Die Bergspitze haltend sprang Hanumān in den Himmel empor, wie eine dunkle Regenwolke, schwer von Wasser, die hoch aufsteigt.
Hanuman, the mighty among the Vanaras, thinking so quickly reached the foremost of the mountains, seized the mountain with both hands by shaking it thrice, uprooted the plants with flowers in bloom and balanced it with his hands.
FAQs
Dharma is steadfast effort: the verse celebrates carrying burdens for the sake of others, even when the task is immense.
Hanuman takes flight with the uprooted peak so the physicians can identify and use the needed herbs immediately.
Endurance and speed in service—he bears a massive load without wavering.