Shloka 2.30.36
सीताया वनानुगमननिश्चयः — Sita’s Resolve to Accompany Rama to the Forest
स्वर्गो धनं वा धान्यं वा विद्याः पुत्रास्सुखानि च।गुरुवृत्त्यनुरोधेन न किञ्चिदपि दुर्लभम्।।2.30.36।।
svargo dhanaṃ vā dhānyaṃ vā vidyāḥ putrāḥ sukhāni ca |
guru-vṛtty-anurodhena na kiñcid api durlabham ||2.30.36||
By conforming oneself to the rightful intention and guidance of one’s elders, nothing is hard to obtain—heaven, wealth, grain, learning, sons, and comforts alike.
By fulfilling father's wish, nothing is difficult to achieve, whether it is heaven, or wealth, or foodgrains, or learning, or sons or other comforts.
Alignment with rightful authority (guru/elders, especially the father) is presented as a dharmic path that yields both worldly and spiritual attainments.
Rama argues that fulfilling his father’s will is not loss but dharma, and that dharma itself becomes the means to all desirable ends.
Trust in dharma: Rama views obedience and self-restraint as a source of strength and prosperity, not deprivation.