क्रोधागारप्रवेशः · Entry into the Chamber of Wrath
Kaikeyī’s Protest
तया तान्यपविद्धानि माल्यान्याभरणानि च ॥७॥
अशोभयन्त वसुधां नक्षत्राणि यथा नभः ।
tayā tāny apaviddhāni mālyāny ābharaṇāni ca ||7||
aśobhayanta vasudhāṃ nakṣatrāṇi yathā nabhaḥ |
พวงมาลัยและเครื่องประดับที่นางสลัดทิ้งนั้น กลับยังประดับผืนปฐพีงดงาม ดุจหมู่ดาราประดับนภา
All the garlands and ornaments she scattered adorned the floor like the stars (illumining) the sky.
Aesthetic beauty can coexist with ethically troubling intent; dharma asks us to look beyond surface splendor to motive and consequence.
The narrator describes the visual scene of the discarded ornaments, using a poetic comparison to stars in the sky.
Primarily poetic observation rather than virtue; it underscores the contrast between beauty of objects and disorder in relationships.
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