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The sixtieth canto in the revered Rāmāyaṇa of Vālmīki, in the Ayodhyā Kāṇḍa. Then Kausalyā, trembling again and again as though afflicted by a spirit, as though her vitality had gone into the earth, said to the charioteer:
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Sanskrit · 2.60.p04916
नय माम् यत्र काकुत्स्थः सीता यत्र च लक्ष्मणः ।
तान् विना क्षणम् अपि अत्र जीवितुम् न उत्सहे हि अहम् ॥२-६०-२॥
English · Meaning
Take me where Kakutstha is, where Sita and Lakshmana are. Without them, I cannot live here even for a moment—indeed, I cannot.
Turn the chariot around quickly; take me also to the Dandakas. Otherwise, if I do not follow them, I shall go to the abode of Yama, the destroyer of life. The transmitted wording “यम क्षयम्” is read literally here as “Yama’s abode”; a compound reading is possible, but the source tokens are preserved separately.
Using that voice overcome by the force of tears and faltering, the charioteer, with folded hands, spoke these words while comforting the goddess. The transmitted isolated form “स” is grammatically uncertain in this context; literally it can mean “that” or “he,” while the clause clearly describes a tear-stricken voice.
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Sanskrit · 2.60.p04919
त्यज शोकम् च मोहम् च सम्भ्रमम् दुह्खजम् तथा ।
व्यवधूय च सम्तापम् वने वत्स्यति राघवः ॥२-६०-५॥
English · Meaning
Abandon grief, delusion, and confusion born of sorrow as well. Having shaken off distress too, Raghava will dwell in the forest.
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