कामाश्रम
प्रवेशः / Entry into Kāma’s Hermitage at the Sarayū–Gaṅgā Confluence
तस्यर्षे: परमोदारं वचश्श्रुत्वा नृपात्मजौ ।स्नात्वा कृतोदकौ वीरौ जेपतु: परमं जपम्।।।।
tasyarṣeḥ paramodāraṃ vacaḥ śrutvā nṛpātmajau |
snātvā kṛtodakau vīrau jepatuḥ paramaṃ japam ||
その聖仙のこの上なく寛大な言葉を聞くと、二人の王子は沐浴し、水の供献を行い、ついで至高のジャパ—最上の真言の祈り—を唱えた。
The ascetics who resided there, faithful to their vows, took them in. There they staed happily in Kama's hermitage.
Dharma is shown as disciplined conduct: honoring a teacher’s guidance and performing daily purificatory duties (bath, water-offering, japa) with sincerity.
After receiving Viśvāmitra’s gracious instruction, Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa complete their morning religious observances before proceeding.
Reverent self-discipline—prompt obedience, purity of conduct, and steadiness in sacred practice.