गङ्गा-सरयू-सङ्गमः, मलद-करूश-देशकथा, ताटकावनप्रवेशोपदेशः
The Confluence of Gaṅgā and Sarayū; the Tale of Malada-Karūśa; Counsel on Tātakā’s Forest
अथ रामस्सरिन्मध्ये पप्रच्छ मुनिपुङ्गवम् ।
वारिणो भिद्यमानस्य किमयं तुमुलो ध्वनिः ॥६॥
atha rāmassarinmadhye papraccha munipuṅgavam |
vāriṇo bhidyamānasya kimayaṃ tumulo dhvaniḥ ||6||
फिर राम ने उस बड़े रिशी से पूछा। वो नदी के बीच में थे। उन्होंने कहा, यह पानी की आवाज़ क्यों इतनी ज़ोर से आ रही है?
Rama enquired of Viswamitra, the best of sages, "What is this tumultuous sound bursting out of the waters?"
They were situated in the middle of the river ('sarinmadhye'), crossing via boat near the confluence of the Sarayu and Ganga rivers.
It highlights Rama's alertness and inquisitiveness as a student. Even while traveling, he observes his environment keenly and seeks knowledge from his Guru regarding natural phenomena.
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