चित्रकूटमार्गवर्णनम्
Bharata’s Army Reaches Chitrakuta and Searches for Rama
मुञ्चन्ति कुसुमान्येते नगाः पर्वतसानुषु।नीला इवातपापाये तोयं तोयधरा घनाः।।2.93.10।।
muñcanti kusumāny ete nagāḥ parvatasānuṣu | nīlā ivātapāpāye toyaṃ toyadharā ghanāḥ ||2.93.10||
На горных склонах эти деревья осыпают цветы, словно густые синие тучи на исходе лета проливают воду дождём.
The trees on the mountain ridges are shedding flowers, like dense blue rain-clouds showering water at the end of summer.
Dharma is suggested through harmony with nature: the epic frames the journey in a world where natural beauty accompanies righteous purpose, encouraging sensitivity rather than domination.
During the march, the narrator describes mountain trees shedding blossoms in a vivid cloud-and-rain simile.
Attentiveness and aesthetic reverence—seeing the world carefully, not merely using it as a backdrop for ambition.
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