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In the glorious Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa, in the Araṇyakāṇḍa, the thirty-first canto/chapter. Then Akampana, hurrying, having gone from Janasthāna, entering Laṅkā swiftly, spoke words to Rāvaṇa.
Thus addressed, the ten-necked Ravana, enraged and with eyes reddened, said this to Akampana, as though scorching him with his radiance.
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केन भीमं जनस्थानं हतं मम परासुना।
को हि सर्वेषु लोकेषु गतिं नाधिगमिष्यति॥ ४॥
English · Meaning
By whom was the dreadful Janasthana slain with my battle-axe? Who indeed in all the worlds will not attain a fate or end? The precise rhetorical force of “gati,” “fate, end, or destination,” is not fully explicit in the transmitted wording; conditionally, it may mean “Who in all the worlds could escape his fate?”
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Sanskrit · 3.31.p08000
न हि मे विप्रियं कृत्वा शक्यं मघवता सुखम्।
प्राप्तुं वैश्रवणेनापि न यमेन च विष्णुना॥ ५॥
English · Meaning
Having done what is displeasing to me, it is not possible for Maghavat to obtain happiness, nor even for Vaiśravaṇa, nor for Yama, nor for Viṣṇu.
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