सीतावियोगे रामविलापः
Rama’s Lament in Separation from Sita
आदित्य भो लोककृताकृतज्ञ लोकस्य सत्यानृतकर्मसाक्षिन्।मम प्रिया सा क्व गता हृता वा शंसस्व मे शोकवशस्य नित्यम्।।।।
āditya bho lokakṛtākṛtajña lokasya satyānṛtakarmasākṣin |
mama priyā sā kva gatā hṛtā vā śaṁsasva me śokavaśasya nityam ||
太陽よ、世における為されたこと・為されぬことを知り、衆生の真と偽の行いの証人よ。告げてくれ、わが愛しき人はどこへ行ったのか、それとも奪い去られたのか。私は常に悲嘆に支配されている。
O Sun-god, you know all the happenings of the world. You are witness to all the deeds of the people, true and false. Tell me where my beloved Sita has gone or has been carried off. My grief never ceases.
The verse affirms Satya and moral accountability: the Sun is invoked as a cosmic witness to truth and falsehood, implying that righteous order is ultimately knowable and answerable.
In desperation, Rama appeals to the Sun-god for knowledge of Sita’s whereabouts after her disappearance.
Rama’s reverence and truth-seeking—turning to a divine witness rather than surrendering to confusion alone.