Ramayana — Sundara Kanda, Sarga 55, Shloka 27
लङ्कादाहानन्तरचिन्ता
Hanuman’s Post-Conflagration Self-Examination and Assurance of Sita’s Safety
पुनश्चाचिन्तयत्तत्र हनुमान्विस्मितस्तदा।हिरण्यनाभस्य गिरेर्जलमध्ये प्रदर्शनम्।।।।
punaś cācintayat tatra hanumān vismitas tadā | hiraṇyanābhasya girer jala-madhye pradarśanam ||
Kemudian, Hanumān yang terhairan-hairan kembali merenung di situ tentang pemandangan ajaib: Gunung Hiraṇyanābha tampak muncul di tengah-tengah perairan.
Then Hanuman thought of the appearance of mountain Hiranyanabha in the midst of water, a wonderful phenomenon.
FAQs
Dharma is implied as a providential order where extraordinary signs can guide a righteous agent’s confidence and decision-making.
In the aftermath of the burning of Lanka, Hanuman’s mind turns to earlier marvels he witnessed, using them to interpret the present crisis.
Hanuman’s mindfulness and interpretive intelligence—he connects past experiences with present duties to remain steady in his mission.