राम स्सत्पुरुषो लोके सत्यधर्मपरायणः।साक्षाद्रामाद्विनिर्वृत्तो धर्मश्चापि श्रिया सह।।2.2.29।।
rāmaḥ satpuruṣo loke satyadharmaparāyaṇaḥ |
sākṣād rāmād vinirvṛtto dharmaś cāpi śriyā saha || 2.2.29 ||
اس دنیا میں رام سچے سَجّن ہیں، سچ اور دھرم کے پابند؛ گویا دھرم بھی، شری (برکت و خوشحالی) کے ساتھ، خود رام ہی سے براہِ راست جاری ہوتا ہے۔
Devoted to truth and righteousness Rama is the most venerable among men in this world. Even righteousness along with prosperity flows directly from Rama.
Dharma is presented as not merely a rule but a living force embodied in a person: Rāma’s commitment to satya (truth) makes righteousness naturally arise and spread through him.
In the royal assembly at Ayodhyā, Daśaratha (or the court narration aligned with him) praises Rāma’s qualities while speaking to gathered rulers, building the case for Rāma’s eminence.
Satya-dharma-parāyaṇatā—steadfast devotion to truth and righteousness—so complete that dharma and prosperity are said to emanate from him.