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In the revered Valmiki Ramayana, in the Kishkindha Kanda, the twenty-first canto. ॥4.21॥ Then Hanuman, the leader of the monkey troops, gently consoled Tara, who had fallen, like a star fallen from the sky. ॥1॥
A creature obtains, after death, all the good and evil that is produced by qualities and faults, arising from its own action and caused by the fruit of that action, and it obtains that without agitation; the construction is somewhat compact, but this is the likely sense.
You are pitiable; whom do you mourn, and whom—the pitiable, wretched one—do you compassionately pity? Who is there to be mourned, and for whom, in this body that is like a bubble?
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Sanskrit · 4.21.p10482
अङ्गदस्तु कुमारोऽयं द्रष्टव्यो जीवपुत्रया।
आयत्यां च विधेयानि समर्थान्यस्य चिन्तय॥ ४॥
English · Meaning
This prince Angada should be looked after by you, whose son is alive. Also consider what suitable measures for him can be undertaken in the future.
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Sanskrit · 4.21.p10483
जानास्यनियतामेवं भूतानामागतिं गतिम्।
तस्माच्छुभं हि कर्तव्यं पण्डिते नेह लौकिकम्॥ ५॥
English · Meaning
You know in this way the uncertain course, the coming and going, of beings; therefore what is good indeed ought to be done. For a wise person, nothing here is merely worldly.
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