Saumitri
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 30 Aug 2011 11:12 and updated at 30 Aug 2011 11:12
VALMIKI RAMAYANA NOUN
vrm.1.30 | While that period of six days is elapsing and when the sixth day has come, then Rama said to Saumitri, "you be prepared and be on alert. |
vrm.3.3 | "Let this Rakshasa carry us as he wishes, and Saumitri, by which way this night walker goes, that alone will be our way. |
vrm.3.13 | On your going there along with Saumitri, and on erecting a hermitage you may take delight in there complying the decreed order of your father. |
vrm.3.16 | His valorous brother Saumitri following him humbly with a handy vessel, along with Seetha, spoke this to Rama. |
vrm.3.18 | "Punning in any way with the base and brutish is inapposite, oh, gentle Saumitri, mark note of Vaidehi, somehow surviving |
vrm.3.45 | "Whether this is an intrigue of yours or that of Bharata it is unachievable, Saumitri. |
vrm.3.45 | Observing the agonised aspect of Seetha that cheerless Saumitri started to cheer her up by repeatedly informing that her husband Rama will come soon. |
vrm.3.64 | Rama who is already in a rundown condition owing to the non appearance of Seetha, is further rendered as a hopeless being by River Godavari in the matter of his catching a glimpse of Seetha, and such a Rama spoke to Saumitri. |
vrm.3.64 | Also the surface of the earth is everywhere interspersed with big and small blood drops that are akin to golden droplets, you see them Saumitri. |
vrm.4.30 | Noble hearted Saumitri, on observing lone Rama in a lonely place, who is beset with unbearable sadness and whose posture is vacuous, became very miserable for the sad condition of his brother, and spoke to Rama fretfully. |
vrm.4.33 | Thereafter on hearing the chimes of silver anklets and tintinnabulations of golden cinctures of female vanara s that refulgent Saumitri is embarrassed to proceed further. |
vrm.4.33 | "As Angada indicated to me earlier, Saumitri, the votary of his brother, has come down on. |
vrm.4.35 | "According to the well organised groundwork earlier made by Sugreeva, oh, Saumitri, all of those great mighty Vanaras have to arrive here today itself. |
vrm.4.36 | In that way when Tara has submissively argued with words containing probity, Saumitri gave assent to her perspective as he is soft by his nature. |
vrm.4.38 | And on seeing palanquin positioned at his nearby the king of Vanaras Sugreeva said to Saumitri, "you mount it, Lakshmana, be quick. |
vrm.7.54 | "Thereupon being apprised of Raghava s command and saying so be it, Saumitri ascended his car and went speedily towards Rama s abode. |
vrm.7.55 | To secure my confidence, Sita, in your very presence, entered fire, At that time, O Saumitri, fire, carrying sacrificial oblations and the wind of the sky declared Sita s innocence before the Devas. |
vrm.7.55 | Do thou not speak anything regarding Sita s banishment, O Saumitri, if dost thou request me to desist from this, it shall be the more unpleasant unto me. |
vrm.7.56 | Obeying the mandate, and bringing a beautiful and holy car drawn by first rate steeds and having excellent seats, he said to Saumitri, the enhancer of friends honor "O lord, here is the chaiot ready |
vrm.7.58 | But how shall I O gentle one, live in the hermitage being divorced from all my kith and kin ?And being afflicted to whom shall I express my sorrow ?What reply shall I offer unto the ascetics when they shall ask me Child"; why hath the high souled Raghava renounced thee ?What sin hast thou committed O Saumitri, I shall just renounce my life in the waters of Jahnavi ?But I desist from this for it shall bring about the termination O my husband s race. |
vrm.7.58 | O Saumitri, do thou carry out the orders thou hast received. |
vrm.7.60 | O charioteer, the opinion of the citizens is by no means just; consequently what shall we gain by performing such a bad action for fame as the exile of Sita ?"Hearing those words of Lakshmana, the wise Sumantra reverentially replied "Be not aggrieved for Sita, O Saumitri Formerly in the presence of thy sire the Brahmanas related this account of Sita s exile. |
vrm.7.62 | Being greatly pained at the sight, Saumitri touched his feet and with folded palms said: O worshipful sir, having obeyed thy behests I have left the daughter of Janaka at the holy hermitage of Valmiki near the banks of the Ganges. |
vrm.7.62 | O gentle Saumitri, my grief and sorrow have been removed for those pleasant words of thine. |
vrm.7.63 | But O beautiful Saumitri, do thou, apprised of my intention, carry out my words. |
vrm.7.68 | O Saumitri, do hear attentively, the unbearable anger which was born by the king Yayati resorting to the quality of goodness. |
vrm.7.70 | Rama said to Lakshmana, gifted with auspicious marks "O O Saumitri having long arms, do thou proceed to the city gate to receive those who have come here for business. |
vrm.7.70 | Thereat, Rama, with a delighted heart, replied "Do thou go, O Saumitri, and see if any one has come for business. |
vrm.7.70 | O Saumitri, do thou go and communicate unto the king protecting his subjects that without his permission I do not wish to go there. |
vrm.7.115 | And then Rama said to Lakshmana: O Saumitri, thy two sons, Angada and Chandraketu are well versed in religions, perfectly qualified in governing the kingdom and highly powerful. |
vrm.7.116 | Heaing the words of the great saint, Saumitri speedily went to Raghava and communicated unto him the arrival of the ascetic, saying: "O thou of great efulgence, observing the royal duties, mayst thou acquire victory in both the worlds; one ambassador radiant like the sun by virtue of his asceticism, has come here to visit thee. |
vrm.7.116 | Thereupon saying "So be it," Saumitri conducted, the effulgent ascetic unto Rama s house. |
vrm.7.118 | While Rama and Kala were thus conversing with one another, the great ascetic Durvasa arrived at the gate for seeing Rama and approaching Lakshmana said: O Saumitri, do thou soon take me to Rama; my time goes away, so do thou take me first. |
vrm.7.118 | Hearing those words that foremost of Rishis, Durvasa, impatient with rage, said with blood red eyes: O Saumitri, if dost thou not go even this very moment and communicate unto Rama my arrival, I shall impricate thee, Rama, Bharata, Satrughna, your sons and grand sons. |
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