The Siddhis Fill the Guest Houses with Celestial Ease
Bala Kanda, Doha 306
Doha 306 · Movement 2 of 2
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The siddhis hear Sita's inward command and pass into the lodgings prepared for Ayodhya. Their service carries no visible announcement of miracle.
Every kind of wealth, comfort, pleasure, and graceful luxury associated with the city of the gods becomes available to the wedding guests. Need is answered before it grows into request.
What appears to the travellers as Janaka's flawless hospitality is also the quiet play of Janaki's power. Human preparation and divine abundance overlap so completely that no one perceives where one ends. Sita serves the family of her beloved without leaving the inner palace, transforming guest rooms into a concealed field of grace.
Unseen at the centre of her own wedding, Sita turns every lodging into a chamber of heaven.
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सिधि सब सिय आयसु अकनि गईं जहाँ जनवास। लिएँ संपदा सकल सुख सुरपुर भोग बिलास।।306।।
All the siddhis, heeding Sita's command, went to the janavaas, bringing with them every sampadaa, comfort, and celestial luxury worthy of Surapura itself.