Mahābhārata · Adhyāya 3.153
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3.153.1
ततः संहृत्य विपुलं तद्वपुः कामवर्धितम् ।
भीमसेनं पुनर्दोर्भ्यां पर्यष्वजत वानरः ॥ ३.१५३.१ ॥
Then, having drawn in its vast form, which had grown at will, the monkey embraced Bhīmasena again with both arms.
3.153.2
परिष्वक्तस्य तस्याशु भ्रात्रा भीमस्य भारत ।
श्रमो नाशमुपागच्छत्सर्वं चासीत्प्रदक्षिणम् ॥ ३.१५३.२ ॥
O Bhārata, as he was quickly embraced by that brother, Bhīma's fatigue came to an end, and everything became auspicious.
3.153.3
बलं चातिबलो मेने न मेऽस्ति सदृशो महान् ।
ततः पुनरथोवाच पर्यश्रुनयनो हरिः ॥ ३.१५३.३ ॥
The very strong one thought of his own strength: 'There is no great one equal to me.' Then the monkey, his eyes full of tears, spoke again.
3.153.4
भीममाभाष्य सौहार्दाद्बाष्पगद्गदया गिरा ।
गच्छ वीर स्वमावासं स्मर्तव्योऽस्मि कथान्तरे ॥ ३.१५३.४ ॥
Addressing Bhīma with affection, in a voice choked with tears, he said: 'Go, hero, to your own abode. You will remember me at another telling of the story.'
3.153.5
इहस्थश्च कुरुश्रेष्ठ न निवेद्योस्मि कस्यचित् ।
धनदस्यालयाच्चापि विसृष्टानां महाबल ॥ ३.१५३.५ ॥
O best of the Kurus, while staying here, do not reveal me to anyone. O mighty one, this is the rule also for those sent forth from the abode of Dhanada, the giver of wealth.
3.153.6
एष काल इहायातुं देवगन्धर्वयोषिताम् ।
ममापि सफलं च क्षुः स्मारितश्चास्मि राघवम् ॥ ३.१५३.६ ॥
This is the time for the women of gods and gandharvas to come here. My own purpose too has borne fruit, and I have been reminded of Rāghava (Rāma).
3.153.7
रामाभिधानं विष्णुं हि जगद्धृदयनन्दनम् ।
सीतावक्रारविन्दार्कं दशास्यध्वान्तभास्करम् ॥ ३.१५३.७ ॥
Viṣṇu, named Rāma, delight of the world's heart, the sun to the lotus-face of Sītā, the sun that dispels the darkness of the ten-faced one.
3.153.8
मानुषं गात्रसंस्पर्शं गत्वा भीम त्वया सह ।
तदस्मद्दर्शनं वीर कौन्तेयामाघमस्तु ते ॥ ३.१५३.८ ॥
Bhīma, having taken on a human body and gone with you, may you see us, O hero; may no harm come to you, son of Kuntī.
3.153.9
भ्रातृत्वं त्वं पुरस्कृत्य वरं वरय भारत ।
यदि तावन्मया क्षुद्रा गत्वा वारणसाह्वयम् ॥ ३.१५३.९ ॥
O Bhārata, keeping brotherhood before you, ask for a boon. If I go to the city called Vāraṇasā and...
3.153.10
धार्तराष्ट्रा निहन्तव्या यावदेतत्करोम्यहम् ।
शिलया नगरं वा तन्मर्दितव्यं मया यदि ॥ ३.१५३.१० ॥
The sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra should be slain, as long as I do this; or that city should be crushed with stones, if I...
3.153.11
बद्ध्वा दुर्योधनं चाद्य आनयामि तवान्तिकम् ।
यावदेतत्करोम्यद्यकामं तव महाबल ॥ ३.१५३.११ ॥
Today I will bind Duryodhana and bring him before you; as long as I fulfill your desire today, O mighty one.
3.153.12
भीमसेनस्तु तद्वाक्यं श्रुत्वा तस् महात्मनः ।
प्रत्युवाच हनून्तं प्रहृष्टेनान्तरात्मना ॥ ३.१५३.१२ ॥
But Bhīmasena, having heard that speech of the great-souled one, replied to Hanumān with a joyful heart.
3.153.13
कृतमेव त्वया सर्वं मम वानरपुङ्गव ।
स्वस्ति तेऽस्तु महाबाहो कामये त्वां प्रसीदमे ॥ ३.१५३.१३ ॥
O best of monkeys, you have done everything for me. O mighty-armed one, may well-being be yours; I wish you to be pleased.
3.153.14
सनाथाः पाण्डवाः सर्वे त्वया नाथेन वीर्यवन् ।
तवैव तेजसा सर्वान्विजेष्यामो वयं परान् ॥ ३.१५३.१४ ॥
O mighty one, with you as our protector all the Pāṇḍavas now have a lord. By your brilliance alone we shall conquer all our enemies.
3.153.15
एवमुक्तस्तु हनुमान्भीमसेनमभाषत ।
भ्रातृत्वात्सौहृदाच्चैव करिष्यामि प्रियं तव ॥ ३.१५३.१५ ॥
Thus addressed, Hanumān spoke to Bhīmasena: Out of brotherhood and affection, I shall surely do what is dear to you.
3.153.16
चमूं विगाह्य शत्रूणां परशक्तिसमाकुलाम् ।
यदा सिंहरवं वीर करिष्यसि महाबल ॥ ३.१५३.१६ ॥
O hero, O mighty-strong one, when you plunge into the enemy's army, thronged with spears, and roar like a lion—
3.153.17
तदाहं बृंहयिष्यामि स्वरवेण रवं तव ।
यं श्रुत्वैव भविष्यन्ति व्यसवस्तेऽरयो रणे ॥ ३.१५३.१७ ॥
Then I shall swell your roar with my own roar, and at the sound of it your enemies will lose their lives in battle.
3.153.18
विजयस्य ध्वजस्थश्च नादान्मोक्ष्पामि दारुणान् ।
शत्रूणां ये प्राणहराः सुखं येन हनिष्यथ ॥ ३.१५३.१८ ॥
Standing upon the banner of victory, I shall loose dreadful sounds that take the lives of your enemies, and by them you will easily slay them.
3.153.19
एवमाभाष्य हनुमांस्तदा पाण्डवनन्दनम् ।
मार्गमाख्याय भीमाय तत्रैवान्तरधीयत ॥ ३.१५३.१९ ॥
Having thus spoken, Hanumān, the joy of the Pāṇḍavas, showed Bhīma the path and vanished right there.
3.153.20
गते तस्मिन्हरिवरे भीमोपि बलिनांवरः ।
तेन मार्गेण विपुलं व्यचरद्गन्धमादनम् ॥ ३.१५३.२० ॥
When that best of monkeys had gone, Bhīma, best of the strong, also roamed through vast Gandhamādana by that path.
3.153.21
अनुस्मरन्वपुस्तस्य श्रियं चाप्रतिमां भुवि ।
माहात्म्यमनुभावं च स्मरन्दाशरथेर्ययौ ॥ ३.१५३.२१ ॥
Recalling his form and the incomparable splendor on earth, and remembering the greatness and power of the son of Daśaratha, he went on.
3.153.22
स तानि रमणीयानि वनान्युपवनानि च ।
विलोलयामास तदा सौगन्धिकवनेप्सया ॥ ३.१५३.२२ ॥
Desiring the saugandhika grove, he then roamed through those lovely forests and groves, searching them.
3.153.23
फुल्लपद्मविचित्राणि सरांसि सरितस्तथा ।
नानाकुसुमचित्राणि पुष्पितानि वनानि च ॥ ३.१५३.२३ ॥
Lakes and rivers variegated with blooming lotuses, and forests in flower, bright with many kinds of blossoms.
3.153.24
मत्तवारणयुथानि पङ्कक्लिन्नानि भारत ।
वर्षतामिव मेघानां वृन्दानि ददृशे तदा ॥ ३.१५३.२४ ॥
O Bhārata, he then saw herds of frenzied elephants, drenched with mud, like masses of raining clouds.
3.153.25
हरिणैश्चपलापाङ्गैर्हरिणीसहितैर्वनम् ।
सशष्पकवलैः श्रीमान्पथि दृष्ट्वा द्रुतं ययौ ॥ ३.१५३.२५ ॥
Seeing on the path the forest filled with deer and does, with quick-glancing eyes, and the deer with mouthfuls of grass, the splendid one hurried on.
3.153.26
महिषैश्च वराहैश्च शार्दूलैश्च निषेवितम् ।
व्यपेतभीर्गिरिं शौर्याद्भीमसेनो व्यगाहत ॥ ३.१५३.२६ ॥
Free from fear, through his valor, Bhīmasena plunged into the mountain frequented by buffaloes, boars and tigers.
3.153.27
कुसुमानतशाखैश्च ताम्रपल्लवकोमलैः ।
याच्यमान इवारण्ये द्रुमैर्मारुतकम्पितैः ॥ ३.१५३.२७ ॥
As if begged in the forest by the trees, their branches bent with flowers and tender with copper-red shoots, trembling in the wind.
3.153.28
कृतपद्माञ्जलिपुटा मत्तषट्पदसेविताः ।
प्रियतीर्थवना मार्गे पद्मिनीः समतिक्रमन् ॥ ३.१५३.२८ ॥
Passing the lotus-ponds, their lotus-blossoms held like joined palms, frequented by intoxicated bees, with pleasing shores and groves, along the path.
3.153.29
सज्जमानमनोदृष्टिः फुल्लेषु गिरिसानुषु ।
द्रौपदीवाक्यपाथेयो भीमो भीमपराक्रमः ॥ ३.१५३.२९ ॥
With his mind and gaze fixed on the blossoming peaks of the mountain, having Draupadī's words as his provision, Bhīma of terrible valor.
3.153.30
परिवृत्तेऽहनि ततः प्रकीर्णहरिणे वने ।
काञ्चनैर्विलैः पद्मैर्ददर्श विपुलां नदीम् ॥ ३.१५३.३० ॥
Then, when the day had turned, in the forest where deer roamed scattered, he saw a vast river with golden lotuses and lotus-stalks.
3.153.31
हंसकारण्डवयुतां चक्रवाकोपशोभिताम् ।
रचितामिव तस्याद्रेर्भालां विमलपङ्कजाम् ॥ ३.१५३.३१ ॥
That river, filled with swans and kāraṇḍava ducks and adorned with ruddy geese, with spotless lotuses, as if arranged upon the brow of that mountain.
3.153.32
तस्यां नद्यां महासत्वः सौगन्धिकवनं महत् ।
अपश्यत्प्रीतिजननं बालार्कसदृशद्युति ॥ ३.१५३.३२ ॥
In that river the mighty-spirited one saw a great grove of fragrant lotuses, delight-giving and radiant like the rising sun.
3.153.33
तद्दृष्ट्वा लब्धकामः स मनसा पाण्डुनन्दनः ।
वनवासपरिक्लिष्टां जगाम मनसा प्रियाम् ॥ ३.१५३.३३ ॥
Having seen that, the son of Pāṇḍu, his desire fulfilled, went in his mind to his beloved, distressed by the hardship of forest exile.