Shloka 4.64.23
अङ्गदोपदेशः समुद्रदर्शन-विषादश्च (Angada’s Counsel and the Vanaras’ Despondency at the Ocean)
पुनरेवाङ्गदः प्राह तान्हरीन्हरिसत्तमः।सर्वे बलवतां श्रेष्ठा भवन्तो दृढविक्रमाः।।।।व्यपदेश्य कुले जाताः पूजिताश्चाप्यभीक्ष्णशः।
dakṣiṇasya samudrasya samāsādya uttarāṃ diśam |
sanniveśaṃ tataś cakrur harivīrā mahābalāḥ ||
Reaching the northern shore of the southern ocean, those mighty monkey-heroes then made their encampment there.
Angada, the best of the monkeys again addressed them saying, 'you are all mighty, eminent and courageous, born in renowned families and have been honoured again and again(for your actions).
Dharma is shown as orderly conduct in service: even in urgency, the troops establish a proper camp—signifying discipline, coordination, and readiness for righteous action.
After arriving at the seashore, the vānaras consolidate their position at the northern edge of the southern sea.
Organized strength—strategic patience and preparedness rather than reckless haste.