Shloka 6.41.55
युद्धलक्षण-निमित्तदर्शनं तथा लङ्काद्वारव्यूहः (War Omens and the Encirclement of Lanka’s Gates)
महान् शब्दोऽभवत्तत्रबलौघस्याभिवर्ततः ।।6.41.55।।सागरस्येवभिन्नस्ययथास्यात्सलिलस्वनः ।
mahān śabdo ’bhavat tatra balaughasyābhivartataḥ |
sāgarasyeva bhinnasya yathā syāt salilasvanaḥ ||6.41.55||
Then a tremendous roar arose as the massed forces advanced—like the thunderous sound of waters when the ocean’s bounds are broken.
Thereafter with the divisions of the Vanara army moving like the ocean on the mountain peak, appeared like the roaring sound of water in the ocean moving out of boundary.
Dharma is portrayed as unstoppable momentum when many align behind a righteous aim; unity in a just mission becomes a force like nature itself.
The Vānara host advances in formation, producing a deafening collective roar likened to a surging ocean.
Saṅgha-śakti (collective strength) and resolve—many acting as one for a higher cause.