“ Thvam Aprameyascha Durasadascha jithendriyascha
Uthathamadharmikascha
Akshayyakeerthischa Vichakshanascha Kshithikshamaavan kshathajopamaaksha”
Sri Rama killed Vaali. Vali’s wife, Tara was a chaste lady. She came
running, hid her face in his bosom and cried aloud. With tears in her eyes she
lifted her face to see Rama. With the Kodanda in his arms Sri Rama was standing
there in his full majesty. She understood atonce that He was none but the
Supreme Almighty. She then cried to him
“ The Supreme
Lord cannot be understood by any of the senses. He cannot be understood even by
assumption. He can be understood only by the sastras. You who can be understood
only by the sastras have taken this incarnation and you stand before me as a
human. You have controlled your senses. You are Dharma personified. Everyone
has to learn the dharmic virtues from you. You are of blemishless fame.. If one
wishes for fame, he would beget it by reciting the Ramayana. You are as
forbearing as the earth. He was patient even when Vali was chastising him.
When Tara thus
spoke Rama’s eyes became red with tears as he thought within himself “” I have
made a chaste lady ( Tara) cry, though for the sake of another chaste lady (
seethe).. Tara saw his eyes and called him “ Oh Lotus eyed One! Please send me
to the same loka as that of Vali.” Rama consoled him through Hanuman.
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