Sarvadābhigata ssadbhiḥ samudra iva sindhubhiḥārya ssarvasama ścaiva sadaiva priyadarśanaḥ.Meaning- Just as an ocean eternally associates with all rivers, Sri Rama always associates with pious, virtuous people.
Sa ca sarvaguṇopetaḥ kousalyānandavardanaḥSamudra iva gāmbhīrye dhairyeṇa himavānivaMeaning- Rama is replete with every sadguna (good and auspicious trait).
Viṣṇunā sadŗṣo vīrye somavat priyadarsanaḥ Kālāgni sadŗṣaḥ krodhe kṣamayā pŗthivī samaḥ.
We have so far completed the Bala Kanda of the Shata Shloki Ramayana.
Right from infancy Rama and Lakshmana were inseparable. Similarly, Bharata and Shatrughna were inseparable.
Vishwamitra continued, “Rama, long ago, due to the grace of Lord Brahma, aYaksha called Suketu was blessed with a daughter Tataka, who had in her the strength of a thousand elephants.
All the sages of Vishwamitra’s ashram desired to visit Mithila accompanied by the brothers Rama and Lakshmana.
Having set right the household of Maharishi Gowtama, Rama, together with Lakshmana and all the other sages, resumed His journey and in a short while set foot into the kingdom of Mithila.
Janaka said to his family Guru Shatananda, “O sage, for this auspicious occasion, I seek that my brother Kushadhwaja should be by my side.