Shloka 4.3.33

हनूमत्संवादः / Hanuman’s Diplomatic Approach to Rama and Lakshmana

Devanagari script

अनया चित्रया वाचा त्रिस्थानव्यञ्जनस्थया।कस्य नाराध्यते चित्तमुद्यतासेररेरपि।।

Transliteration

anayā citrayā vācā tri-sthāna-vyañjana-sthayā | kasya nārādhyate cittam udyatāser arer api ||

Translation

With such wonderful speech—articulated from the three stations—whose mind would not be won over, even that of an enemy with sword raised?

Context

'His colourful words flow from all the three sources: the bottom of his bosom, his throat and his head. Whose mind will not adore them even if one happens to be an enemy holding a sword?

Characters & Entities

• Rama
• Lakshmana
• Hanuman

FAQs

What is the core ethical principle (Dharma) in this verse?

Dharma of reconciliation through truthful eloquence: speech, when refined and sincere, can pacify hostility and turn even conflict toward understanding.

What is the narrative situation?

Rama concludes his appraisal by stating that Hanuman’s superb articulation can win the hearts even of armed enemies.

Which character virtue is emphasized?

Hanuman’s persuasive integrity—powerful communication rooted in discipline rather than aggression.