कौशल्याविलापः
Kausalya’s Lament and the Vision of Rama’s Return
कदा परिणतो बुद्ध्या वयसा चामरप्रभः।अभ्युपैष्यति धर्मज्ञस्त्रिवर्ष इव मां ललन्।।।।
kadā pariṇato buddhyā vayasā cāmaraprabhaḥ | abhyupaiṣyati dharmajñas trivarṣa iva māṃ lalan ||
เมื่อใดเล่าที่พระราม—ผู้รู้ธรรม เรืองรองด้วยรัศมีดุจทิพย์ สุกงอมทั้งวัยและปัญญา—จะกลับมาหาข้า พลางหยอกเอินด้วยความรักดุจเด็กน้อยวัยสามขวบ
When will Rama, the knower of righteousness, possessing the lustre of gods, and fully mature in age and wisdom come back to me playfully like a three-year-old boy?
It presents dharma not as cold austerity but as integrated virtue: Rāma is both dharma-wise and tender—ethical maturity coexisting with affectionate humaneness.
Kausalyā expresses yearning for Rāma’s return, imagining him as supremely mature in righteousness yet approaching her with the playful intimacy of a small child.
Rāma’s dharma-jñatā (moral clarity) together with filial affection—an ideal balance of principled conduct and loving relationship.
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