भरतस्य अयोध्याप्रत्यागमनम्
Bharata’s Return Journey and the Distant Sight of Ayodhya
अनिष्टानि च पापानि पश्यामि विविधानि च।।2.71.30।।
निमित्तान्यमनोज्ञानितेन सीदति मे मनः।
aniṣṭāni ca pāpāni paśyāmi vividhāni ca |
nimittāny amanojñāni tena sīdati me manaḥ || 2.71.30 ||
我见到种种不祥与凶厄的征兆,皆是令人不悦的异象;因此我的心神沉入忧惧。
Since I see many passing, inauspicious, sinful, ugly sights, my mind shrinks.
Dharma includes attentiveness to moral and social disorder; Bharata’s sensitivity to ominous signs reflects a ruler’s responsibility to recognize when the world’s harmony is disturbed.
As Bharata approaches Ayodhyā, he notices disturbing portents and feels inwardly shaken.
Conscientiousness and moral alertness—he is not indifferent, but deeply responsive to signs of adharma or calamity.
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