रावणान्तःपुर-पानभूमि-विचयः
Hanumān’s Survey of Rāvaṇa’s Inner Palace and Banquet Hall
रौक्मेषु च विशालेषु भाजनेष्वर्धभक्षितान्।।5.11.12।।ददर्श हरिशार्दूलो मयूरान् कुक्कुटांस्तथा।
raukmeṣu ca viśāleṣu bhājaneṣv ardhabhakṣitān |
dadarśa hariśārdūlo mayūrān kukkuṭāṃs tathā ||5.11.12||
ເສືອໃນຫມູ່ວານອນເຫັນໃນພາຊະນະຄຳອັນໃຫຍ່ ມີນົກຢູງ ແລະໄກ່ ບາງສ່ວນຖືກກິນໄປແລ້ວຄື່ງໜຶ່ງ
The tiger among vanaras also saw there meat of peacocks and chicken placed in large golden vessels, some half eaten.
The depiction of excess functions as a moral backdrop: dharma is not indulgence but measured living guided by truth and duty. The half-eaten food suggests careless consumption—an ethical contrast to disciplined conduct.
Hanumān continues inspecting the drinking-hall and notes the opulent serving ware and the food left partly consumed.
Non-attachment: Hanumān’s mind does not wander to enjoyment; he remains committed to the search.