Sri Rama and Lakshmana carry on the search for Sita; Sri Rama gives vent to his grief over her disappearance ; catching a hint from the deer, the two brothers proceed in a southerly direction; Sri Rama shows his anger towards the mountain; descrying the flowers dropped from the person of Sita and particles of her ornaments as well as the vestiges of an encounter, Sri Rama ventilates his anger towards all the three world including gods.
Recitation: 
Translation: 

Aranya Kanda Sarga 65, "Lakshmana_Krodho_Upashamanam" Book 3 canto 65

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