दक्षिणदिशि सीतान्वेषण-आदेशः
Commissioning the Southern Search for Sītā
दक्षिणस्य समुद्रस्य मध्ये तस्य तु राक्षसी।।।।अङ्गारकेति विख्याता छायामाकृष्य भोजिनी।
dakṣiṇasya samudrasya madhye tasya tu rākṣasī |
aṅgāraketi vikhyātā chāyām ākṛṣya bhojinī |
Au milieu de cette mer du Sud se tient une rākṣasī, connue sous le nom d’Aṅgārakā, qui saisit l’ombre d’un être et le dévore.
'In the midst of the southern sea is a famous ogress, Angaraka (also Simhika) by name who swallows humans by capturing them even by their shadows.
Dharma-guided action requires vigilance: pursuing a righteous goal does not remove dangers, so one must act wisely to protect the group and keep the mission intact.
Sugriva warns the searchers about a deadly sea-demoness who attacks by drawing in shadows.
Apramāda (alertness/non-negligence) while traveling for a righteous purpose.