Asking the monkeys who accompanied him to the south and who had begun to feel diffident about their success to take note of the delay that was taking place in carrying out the command of Sugriva and to beware of Sugriva&#39;s wrath, which was sure to follow in consequence of the delay, Angada advises them to take heart and encourages them to pursue their search vigorously. Encouraged by his enlivening words, they sally forth once more to renew their search in the cave of the Silver Mountain and, getting exhausted after a strenuous search, repose awhile in a grove and get ready to resume their efforts.Recitation: 00:00 - 03:45Translation: 03:49 - 09:00

Kishkindha Kanda Sarga 50, "Rukshabila Praveshaha", Book 4 Canto 50

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