Shloka 41
Raghuvara’s Royal Consecration
Rāma’s Coronation and Familial Reconciliation
त्वत्सदृश्यः पतिपराः पतिदुःखसुखानुगाः । भवंति दुःखभागिन्यो न हि सत्यं जगत्त्रये
tvatsadṛśyaḥ patiparāḥ patiduḥkhasukhānugāḥ | bhavaṃti duḥkhabhāginyo na hi satyaṃ jagattraye
നിനക്കുപോലെയുള്ള പതിപരായണകൾ, ഭർത്താവിന്റെ ദുഃഖസുഖങ്ങളെ അനുഗമിക്കുന്ന സ്ത്രീകൾ ദുഃഖത്തിന്റെ പങ്കാളികളുമാകും—ത്രിലോകത്തും ഇത് സത്യം, അസത്യമല്ല।
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Concept: Deep marital devotion entails sharing both joy and suffering; such solidarity is presented as an inescapable truth across the cosmos.
Application: Practice compassionate partnership: share burdens rather than isolate; temper idealism with realism, and seek spiritual anchoring when duty brings hardship.
Primary Rasa: karuna
Secondary Rasa: shanta
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Sandhi Resolution Notes: त्वत्सदृश्यः = त्वत् + सदृश्याः; जगत्त्रये = जगत् + त्रये; bhavaṃti is orthographic for भवन्ति.
FAQs
It teaches that a spouse who is fully devoted and emotionally aligned with the husband—sharing his joys and sorrows—also shares the consequences of his suffering; this is presented as a universal truth “in the three worlds.”
The verse reflects the dharmic idea of relational participation: close bonds and chosen devotion imply participation in another’s life-condition, including duḥkha (suffering), consistent with Purāṇic moral causality.
Both: it recognizes the ideal of husband-centered devotion (pativratā orientation) while frankly stating its cost—such devotion can entail becoming a “shareholder” in suffering as well as happiness.