985. Once in Pañcavaṭi, Rama bent His beautiful bow in anger and struck down the golden-hued Māriṣa. He tore the mighty Hiraṇya in two with just the tips of His nails. He removed the fierce curse that Brahma cast on Rudra. This same Lord, who did all these, is now at Badarikāśramam—
where Ganga, brought by the great sage Bhagīratha through deep penance, flows along the riverbank.
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