Hanumana carefully placed Sita's jewel in his body and went to the shores of the ocean. Climbing on a mountain, he jumped upwards towards the sky. He let out a loud roar which could be heard everywhere.
On the the other side of the ocean, hearing this, Jambuvana said Hanumana is on his way back, having achieved his objective.
In a blink of an eye, Hanumana reached the other end of the ocean. He came greeted the vanaras and bowed down to Angada. He then hugged Jambuvana and the other vanaras. He then had his fill of fruits, which the other vanaras got for him.
Hanumana then told them all about how he crossed the ocean, how he met Sita and how he finally burnt the city.
The vanaras then decided to go back and tell Sugriva and Rama what had happened. They went off and reached the garden of Sugriva. This was a garden full of honeycombs. None had permission to come there. Seeing the honeycombs, they wanted to have the honey but were afraid of Sugriva. They went to Angada and asked for his permission. Angada agreed.
The vanaras then started attacking the honeycombs and had their fill of honey. Intoxicated with honey, they started fighting among themselves.
A vanara who was guarding the garden tried to stop them but got beaten up. He went to Sugriva and told them what was happening.
Sugriva went to Lakshmana and told him what was happening. Rama wanted to know who were these vanaras. Sugriva said these were the great heroes who had gone towards the south. They had probably got news of Sita and which was they were celebrating their joy.
Rama said I am very pleased to hear this. Please send for Angada and Hanumana immediately.
From a distance Rama saw Hanumana approaching. He was wondering what kind of news Hanumana was bringing.
Hanumana bowed down in front to Rama and touch his feet. He then told him about what had happened. He then gave to Rama, the jewel that Sita had given.
Rama had tears in his eyes.
On the the other side of the ocean, hearing this, Jambuvana said Hanumana is on his way back, having achieved his objective.
In a blink of an eye, Hanumana reached the other end of the ocean. He came greeted the vanaras and bowed down to Angada. He then hugged Jambuvana and the other vanaras. He then had his fill of fruits, which the other vanaras got for him.
Hanumana then told them all about how he crossed the ocean, how he met Sita and how he finally burnt the city.
The vanaras then decided to go back and tell Sugriva and Rama what had happened. They went off and reached the garden of Sugriva. This was a garden full of honeycombs. None had permission to come there. Seeing the honeycombs, they wanted to have the honey but were afraid of Sugriva. They went to Angada and asked for his permission. Angada agreed.
The vanaras then started attacking the honeycombs and had their fill of honey. Intoxicated with honey, they started fighting among themselves.
A vanara who was guarding the garden tried to stop them but got beaten up. He went to Sugriva and told them what was happening.
Sugriva went to Lakshmana and told him what was happening. Rama wanted to know who were these vanaras. Sugriva said these were the great heroes who had gone towards the south. They had probably got news of Sita and which was they were celebrating their joy.
Rama said I am very pleased to hear this. Please send for Angada and Hanumana immediately.
From a distance Rama saw Hanumana approaching. He was wondering what kind of news Hanumana was bringing.
Hanumana bowed down in front to Rama and touch his feet. He then told him about what had happened. He then gave to Rama, the jewel that Sita had given.
Rama had tears in his eyes.
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