Thus to her virtuous guest she sued And he, with heavenly lore endued, Words such as these in turn addressed To her with equal knowledge blest: “Danu himself the power has told Of thy great masters lofty-souled. Now if thou will, mine eyes would fain Assurance of their glories gain.”

In plain words: After Shabari, an old forest devotee, offers Rama her stored fruits, Rama answers her kindly. He says Danu, a spirit he met earlier, told him about the great power of her teachers, and he would like to see their holy places for himself.