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Abhijnanashakuntalam • Chapter 1 • Shloka 15
कुल्याम्भोभिः पवनचपलैः शाखिनो धौतमूला भिन्नो रागः किसलयरुचामाज्यधुमोद्रमेन । एते चार्वागुपवनभुवि च्छिन्नदभङ्करायां नष्टाशङ्का हरिणशिशवो मन्दमन्दं चरन्ति ।। सुतः- सर्वमुपपन्नम्‌ । राजा- (स्तोकमन्तरं गत्वा) तपोवननिवासिनामुपरोधो. मा भूत्‌ । एतावत्येव रथं स्थापय, यावदवतरामि । सुतः--धृताः प्रग्रहाः । अवतरत्वायुष्मान्‌ । राजा-(अवतीर्य) सुत, विनीतवेषेण प्रवेष्टव्यानि तपोवनानि नाम । इदं तावत्‌ गृह्यताम्‌ । (इति सूतस्याभरणानि धनुश्चोपनीयार्पयति) । सूत, यावदाश्रमवासिनः प्रत्यवेक्ष्याहमुपावर्ते तावदार्द्रपृष्ठाः क्रियन्तां वाजिनः । सूतः-- तथा ( इति निक्क्रान्तः ) । राजा- (परिक्रम्यावलोक्य च) इदमाश्रमहयारम्‌ । यादत्‌ प्रविशामि । (प्रविश्य, निमित्तं सूनयन्‌)- शान्तमिदमाश्रमपदं स्फुरति च बाहुः कुतः फलमिहास्य । अथवा भवितव्यानां द्वाराणि भवन्ति सर्वत्र ।।
The roots of the trees have been loosened by the waters flowing through the irrigation channels, made restless by the wind. The redness of the tender leaves (young shoots) has faded because of the rising smoke (vapors) of clarified butter, and these fearless fawns are slowly wandering nearby upon the garden ground where the sprouts of kusa grass have been cut (plucked). Charioteer— “All that (which you have described) is indeed true.” King(After proceeding a little farther) “Let no disturbance (of any kind) come to the inhabitants of this hermitage. Therefore stop the chariot here itself, while I descend.” Charioteer— “I have drawn the reins tight. Let Your Majesty (O long-lived one) descend.” King(Descending) “Charioteer, one should enter sacred hermitages (ashrams) only in simple attire. So take these.” (He removes and hands over his ornaments and bow to the charioteer) “Charioteer, until I return after meeting the inhabitants of the hermitage, let the horses be made wet-backed (that is, bathe the horses).” Charioteer— “So it shall be.” (He exits) King(Walking about and looking around) “This is the entrance (gateway) of the hermitage. Very well, I shall enter.” (Entering, while indicating an auspicious omen) “This hermitage is peaceful, and (my right) arm is throbbing. What result (what omen) could arise here from this (throbbing of the right arm)? Or rather, the pathways (means) of future (destined) events become accessible everywhere.”
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