वालि–मायावी–बिलप्रवेशः
Vali’s Pursuit of Mayavi and the Cave Episode
नत्वा पादावहं तस्य मकुटेनास्पृशं प्रभोअपि वाली मम क्रोधान्न प्रसादं चकार सः4.9.26।।
natvā pādāv ahaṃ tasya makuṭenāspṛśaṃ prabho | api vālī mama krodhān na prasādaṃ cakāra saḥ || 4.9.26 ||
Bạch Chúa thượng, ta cúi lạy, lấy vương miện chạm vào đôi chân người; vậy mà Vālī, vì giận ta, vẫn chẳng ban cho ta chút ân huệ nào.
'On seeing my brother and me from a distance, the demon took to his heels -scared.
A key dharmic lesson is that anger (krodha) blinds judgment and blocks reconciliation; true righteousness requires the capacity to accept sincere submission and restore harmony when appropriate.
Sugrīva describes an act of extreme humility—touching Vālī’s feet with his crown—yet Vālī remains hostile and refuses to be appeased.
Sugrīva’s humility and willingness to reconcile; contrasted with Vālī’s unforgiving anger.