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Dialogue with Guha: Account of Rama’s Night Halt
कच्चिन्न लक्ष्मणे पुत्र श्रुतं ते किंचदप्रियम् ।
पुत्रे वाऽप्येकपुत्राया स्सहभार्ये वनं गते ॥१०॥
kaccin na lakṣmaṇe putra śrutaṃ te kiṃcid apriyam |
putre vā 'py ekaputrāyāḥ sahabhārye vanaṃ gate ||10||
Synu mój, mam nadzieję, że nie usłyszałeś żadnych niepokojących wieści, o Lakṣmaṇie, albo o moim jedynym synu Rāmie, który udał się do lasu wraz z żoną.
O my son, I hope you have not heard any unpleasant news about Lakshmana orabout my only son Rama who has gone to the forest along with his wife.
Family dharma and compassion: a mother’s rightful concern seeks truthful news while remaining within the bounds of propriety and care.
Kausalyā, anxious about Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa after the exile, questions Bharata, hoping no further harm has occurred.
Kausalyā’s tender concern and moral seriousness—her worry is for the well-being of those committed to dharma in exile.
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