सागरप्रतीक्षा-क्रोधप्रादुर्भावः
Rama’s Vigil at the Ocean and the Rise of Wrath
सम्पीड्यचधनुर्घोरंकम्पयित्वाशरैर्जगत् ।मुमोचविशिखानुग्रान्वज्रानिवशतक्रतुः ।।6.21.26।।
sampīḍya ca dhanur ghoraṃ kampayitvā śarair jagat |
mumoca viśikhān ugrān vajrān iva śatakratuḥ ||6.21.26||
Pinilipit niya ang kakila-kilabot na busog at pinayanig ang daigdig sa kanyang mga palaso; saka niya pinakawalan ang mababangis na punglo—na parang si Śatakratu (Indra) na naghahagis ng mga kulog na vajra.
"(The ocean) Having made me angry, now I will torment the ocean even though it is imperturbable and has its limits. I will torment the ocean with its thousands of waves and mighty demons by my arrows and make the ocean cross its boundary."
When peaceful approaches fail, Dharma can sanction measured force to remove a blockade to a righteous end—force as instrument, not as desire.
Rāma begins the act of coercion by shooting powerful arrows toward the Ocean.
Martial competence under moral intent—skill aligned with duty.