कबन्धमोक्षः—सुग्रीवमैत्र्युपदेशः
Kabandha’s Release and Counsel to Befriend Sugriva
दशाभागगतो हीनस्त्वं हि राम सलक्ष्मणः।यत्कृते व्यसनं प्राप्तं त्वया दारप्रधर्षणम्।।।।।
daśābhāgagato hīnas tvaṃ hi rāma salakṣmaṇaḥ |
yatkṛte vyasanaṃ prāptaṃ tvayā dārapradharṣaṇam |||
اے رام! لکشمن سمیت تم پر نصیب کا ناموافق حصّہ آ پڑا ہے اور تم کمزور کیے گئے ہو؛ اسی سبب تم پر یہ مصیبت آئی کہ تمہاری دھرم پتنی کا ہَرَن ہوا اور تمہارے وِواہ کی حرمت پامال کی گئی۔
The effulgent Kabandha rose into the sky on a famous aerial chariot harnessed to swans. Seated on it, he illuminated all ten directions and spoke from the sky,'O Raghava I will truly tell you how you will get Sita, listen to me'.
The verse recognizes suffering without denying it: dharma begins with truthful diagnosis (satya) of one’s condition, so that righteous remedies can be pursued without despair.
Kabandha explains Rama’s present misfortune—Sita’s abduction—as part of a difficult phase, preparing him to take strategic steps to recover her.
Marital fidelity and protection of maryādā: the abduction is framed as an outrage against the sanctity of marriage, reinforcing Rama’s righteous motive to restore Sita.