88 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 10
Tmt enna TT AseTTAT: |
ter at aH TST AACHA |v ll
paduke nyasya puratah
pranjalir baspa-locanah
tam Gslisya ciram dorbhyam
sndpayan netrajair jalaih
ramo laksmana-sitabhyam
viprebhyo ye ’rha-sattamah
tebhyah svayam namascakre
prajabhis ca namaskrtah
paduke—the two wooden shoes; nyasya—after placing; puratah—
before Lord Ramacandra; prafjalih—with folded hands; bdspa-
locanah—with tears in the eyes; tam—unto Him, Bharata; dslisya—
embracing; ciram—for a long time; dorbhyam—with His two arms;
snapayan—bathing; netra-jaih—coming from His eyes; jalaih—with
the water; radmah—Lord Ramacandra; laksmana-sitabhyam—with
Laksmana and mother Sita; viprebhyah—unto the learned brahmanas;
ye—also others who; arha-sattamah—worthy of being worshiped;
tebhyah—unto them; svayam—personally; namah-cakre—offered re-
spectful obeisances; prajabhih—by the citizens; ca—and; namah-
krtah—was offered obeisances.
TRANSLATION
After offering the wooden shoes before Lord Ramacandra, Lord
Bharata stood with folded hands, His eyes full of tears, and Lord
Ramacandra bathed Bharata with tears while embracing Him with
both arms for a long time. Accompanied by mother Sita and
Laksmana, Lord Ramacandra then offered His respectful obei-
sances unto the learned brahmanas and the elderly persons in the
family, and all the citizens of Ayodhya offered their respectful
obeisances unto the Lord.
