तस्यायमतुलश्शब्दो जाह्नवीमभिवर्तते।वारिसङ्क्षोभजो राम प्रणामं नियत:कुरु।।1.24.10।।
tasyāyam atulaś śabdo jāhnavīm abhivartate | vāri-saṅkṣobhajo rāma praṇāmaṃ niyataḥ kuru || 1.24.10 ||
ពេលជាហ្នវី (គង្គា) ខិតជិតមក សំឡេងគំហុកដ៏មិនអាចប្រៀបបាន កើតឡើងពីការកក្រើក និងការប៉ះទង្គិចនៃទឹក។ ឱ ព្រះរាម សូមរក្សាចិត្តឲ្យស្ងប់ ហើយថ្វាយបង្គំដោយក្តីគោរព។
When Ganga approaches this river (Sarayu), there is a clash of waters and this great noise is produced. Rama, offer respectful salutations here, with a calm mind".
Dharma includes honoring what is sacred: reverence toward holy rivers and mindful conduct (niyata) are presented as part of righteous living.
Near the meeting of rivers, a loud sound is heard from turbulent waters; Viśvāmitra instructs Rāma to offer respectful salutations.
Reverence joined with mental composure—respect is not mechanical but offered with a steady, attentive mind.