गङ्गादर्शनम् तथा गुहसमागमः
Vision of the Gaṅgā and Meeting with Guha
एते हि दयिता राज्ञः पितुर्दशरथस्य मे।एतैस्सुविहितैरश्वै भविष्याम्यहमर्चितः।।2.50.46।।
ēte hi dayitā rājñaḥ pitur daśarathasya me |
ētaiḥ suvihitair aśvaiḥ bhaviṣyāmy aham arcitaḥ || 2.50.46 ||
ఈ గుర్రాలు నా తండ్రి రాజు దశరథునికి అత్యంత ప్రియమైనవి. వీటికి సక్రమంగా సేవచేస్తే నేను సమ్యకంగా గౌరవింపబడినవాడనై భావిస్తాను॥
If these horses which are the favourites of my father, king Dasaratha are well-fed, I shall consider myself honoured.
Dharma is expressed as conscientious care for dependents: honoring the king is also honoring what is entrusted to him—here, the horses.
Rama explains why feeding the horses matters: they are cherished by Daśaratha and should be properly tended.
Kṛtajñatā (gratitude) and responsibility toward living beings under one’s care.
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