अरण्यकाण्डे एकोनषष्टितमः सर्गः
Maricha’s Mimic Cry and the Rama–Lakshmana–Sita Confrontation
अथाश्रमादुपावृत्तमन्तरा रघुनन्दनः।परिपप्रच्छ सौमित्रिं रामो दुःखार्दितं पुनः।।।।
athāśramād upāvṛttam antarā raghunandanaḥ |
paripapraccha saumitriṃ rāmo duḥkhārditaṃ punaḥ ||
Alors Rāma, joie de la lignée de Raghu, accablé de chagrin, interrogea de nouveau Saumitri (Lakshmana) lorsqu’il revint de l’āśrama.
Rama, the delight of the Raghus, once again questioned Lakshmana who had come out of the hermitage, deeply hurt:
Dharma here appears as perseverance in crisis: even in grief, Rama continues inquiry and action rather than surrendering to despair.
A transition moment: Lakshmana comes back from the hermitage area, and Rama urgently questions him again while searching for Sita.
Steadfastness under suffering—Rama’s leadership persists despite emotional devastation.