Muni dhir jogi siddh santat bimal
Chhand, Under Doha 51 · Bal Kand
Chhand Text
मुनि धीर जोगी सिद्ध संतत बिमल मन जेहि ध्यावहीं। कहि नेति निगम पुरान आगम जासु कीरति गावहीं॥ सोइ रामु ब्यापक ब्रह्म भुवन निकाय पति माया धनी। अवतरेउ अपने भगत हित निजतंत्र नित रघुकुलमनी॥
Transliteration (IAST)
muni dhīra jogī siddha santata bimala mana jehi dhyāvahīṃ। kahi neti nigama purāna āgama jāsu kīrati gāvahīṃ॥ soi rāmu byāpaka brahma bhuvana nikāya pati māyā dhanī। avatareu apane bhagata hita nijataṃtra nita raghukulamani॥
Meaning
The steady sages, yogis, perfected beings, and saints with ever-pure minds meditate upon him. The Vedas, Puranas, and scriptures sing his glory, saying 'not this, not this.' That Rama, the all-pervading Brahman, lord of the universe, master of Maya, has descended for the good of his devotees, by his own sovereign will, O jewel of the Raghu line.
Context
This is Chhand, Under Doha 51 from Bal Kand, in the episode “Sati's Doubt and Remorse”. The episode describes Sati's doubt about Rama's divinity, her failed test, and deep remorse.