Ramayana — Yuddha Kanda, Sarga 72, Shloka 7
अतिकायवधश्रवणं रावणस्य लङ्कारक्षाविधानम्
Ravana’s Reaction to Atikaya’s Death and the Fortification Orders for Lanka
यन्नशक्यंसुरैस्सर्वैरसुरैर्वामहाबलैः ।।6.72.6।।मोक्तुंतद्बन्धनंघोरंयक्षगन्धर्वकिन्नरैः ।तन्नजानेप्रभावैर्वामाययामोहनेनवा ।।6.72.7।।शरबन्धाद्विमुक्तौतौभ्रातरौरामलक्ष्मणौ ।
yan na śakyaṁ suraiḥ sarvair asurair vā mahābalaiḥ | moktuṁ tad bandhanaṁ ghoraṁ yakṣagandharvakinnaraiḥ | tan na jāne prabhāvair vā māyayā mohanena vā | śarabandhād vimuktau tau bhrātarau rāmalakṣmaṇau |
Aquel terrible cautiverio—imposible de desatar para todos los dioses, o aun para los poderosos asuras, y para Yakṣas, Gandharvas y Kinnaras—fue, sin embargo, sacudido por los hermanos Rāma y Lakṣmaṇa, ya por su propio poder innato o por algún arte de ilusión que yo no alcanzo a conocer, y así quedaron libres del lazo de flechas.
"That formidable bond which could not be undone by Devatas, mighty Demons, Yakshas, Gandharvas, and Kinnaras got released by both the brothers, Rama and Lakshmana by their powers and conjuring tricks which are not known to me."
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Dharma implies that righteousness is ultimately supported by a higher order; deceptive bindings may succeed briefly, but they do not prevail permanently.
The king reiterates his astonishment that Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa escaped a supposedly unbreakable arrow-constraint.
Unshakable endurance and spiritual force in the face of supernatural weaponry.