TEXT 8
yah satya-pasa-parivita-pitur nidesam
strainasya capi sirasa jagrhe sabharyah
rajyam sriyam pranayinah suhrdo nivasam
tyaktva yayau vanam asun iva mukta-sangah
SYNONYMS
yahLord Ramacandra who; satya-pasa-parivita-pituhof His father, who was bound by the promise to his wife; nidesamthe order; strainasyaof the father who was very much attached to his wife; caalso; apiindeed; sirasaon His head; jagrheaccepted; sa-bharyahwith His wife; rajyamthe kingdom; sriyamopulence; pranayinahrelatives; suhrdahfriends; nivasamresidence; tyaktvagiving up; yayauwent; vanamto the forest; asunlife; ivalike; mukta-sangaha liberated soul.
TRANSLATION
Carrying out the order of His father, who was bound by a promise to his wife, Lord Ramacandra left behind His kingdom, opulence, friends, well-wishers, residence and everything else, just as a liberated soul gives up his life, and went to the forest with Sita.
PURPORT
Maharaja Dasaratha had three wives. One of them, Kaikeyi, served him very pleasingly, and he therefore wanted to give her a benediction. Kaikeyi, however, said that she would ask for the benediction when it was necessary. At the time of the coronation of Prince Ramacandra, Kaikeyi requested her husband to enthrone her son Bharata and send Ramacandra to the forest. Maharaja Dasaratha, being bound by his promise, ordered Ramacandra to go to the forest, according to the dictation of his beloved. And the Lord, as an obedient son, accepted the order immediately. He left everything without hesitation, just as a liberated soul or great yogi gives up his life without material attraction.

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