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The terrifying form of a fierce being rushes forward, adorned with bones and loud ornaments, a personification of wrath and destruction.
A ghastly being with wildly swinging hair and loud laughter advances, terrifying celestial women with its monstrous appearance.
Fiendish women with garlands of entrails, blood-stained bodies, and bone cups drink marrow with delight—symbolizing pure horror.
A mighty warrior, though wounded and trembling, continues to inspire fear in enemies through sheer willpower and bravery on the battlefield.
A mighty elephant, angered by battle cries, tears apart trees and stampedes through enemies—signaling unstoppable rage.
If darkness overwhelms even the lotus-eyed Krishna, then seek friendship in Vasudeva’s son—pure and ever-righteous.
Even a blind or poor person feels complete with a loving wife. When denied, even great wealth means nothing. Love is the ultimate choice.
A blind husband nullifies a beautiful woman’s charm—just as planets like Mars or Saturn can’t harm during night. A metaphor for futility.
The one who doesn’t listen is blind; the one who doesn’t give is useless; without fame or virtue, such a man is truly dead.
In times of utter helplessness, a blind person may seek help from a deaf one, make a bow of straw, and sleep on a deerskin—symbolic of extreme despera...
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