सीतासमीपगमनम् / Sītā Brought Near to Rāma
Public Witness and Protocol
अथसमपनुदन्मनःक्लमंसासुचिरमदृष्टमुदीक्ष्यवैप्रियस्य ।वदनमुदितचन्द्रपूर्णकान्तंविमलशशाङ्कनिभाननातदानीम् ।।।।
atha samapanudan manaḥ-klamaṃ sā suciram adṛṣṭam udīkṣya vai priyasya | vadanam udita-candra-pūrṇa-kāntaṃ vimala-śaśāṅka-nibhānanā tadānīm ||
やがて、久しく見えなかった愛しき人の御顔を仰ぎ見れば、それは昇りたての満月のように輝き、心の疲れは払い去られた。その時、彼女の顔もまた、曇りなき月のごとく照り映えた。
When Hanuman had spoken like that, Rama, the upholder of righteousness, shed tears slightly and suddenly became thoughtful.
Dharma is shown as restorative truth in relationship: the rightful reunion (grounded in fidelity and endurance) brings inner healing and steadiness after prolonged trial.
Sītā finally sees Rāma after a long separation; the sight of him dispels her inner exhaustion and grief.
Sītā’s resilience and constancy: her suffering does not corrode her capacity for love and composure when dharmic reunion becomes possible.