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Description of the Body and Marriage
Yoga Shastra, First Light, Verse 10 | The cycle was recurring. The linga was like the covering of a cell. Their waist was long, thick, fleshy (full), large and hard. The middle part of the waist was thin, making it look like the middle part of Indra's thunderbolt. Their navel was adorned like the whirlpool of a deep river. Their abdomen was smooth, fleshy, soft, simple and even. Their chest, as vast and elevated as a golden rock, seemed like the pedestal of the Srivatsa gem or the platform for Lakshmi Devi to play on. Their shoulders were elevated, strong and robust like those of a bull, and under both shoulders their armpits were free of odor, sweat and dirt, with sparse hair. Two arms, strong like a serpent's hood and long to the knees, seemed like a serpent's noose to subdue the fickle Lakshmi. The Lord's palm was red like the new leaves of a mango tree, hard without labor, free of sweat, poreless and warm. In the middle of it were the marks and signs of the bow, fish, Srivatsa, thunderbolt, goad, flag, pot, fly whisk, umbrella, conch, lotus, ocean, Mount Meru, crocodile, bull, lion, horse, chariot, swastika, elephant, palace, torana, etc. Their thumbs and fingers, with red, simple and blood-red nails, seemed like the buds of ruby-like flowers on the top of a wish-fulfilling tree. On the Lord's thumb, full barley grains were prominently displayed, as if they were specially nourishing his fame-like excellent horse. In the upper part of the Lord's finger were clockwise conch-like lines that bestowed all wealth. On the wrist at the base of the hand, three lines were inscribed, indicating the removal of suffering from the three worlds. Their neck was round, long, sanctified by three lines, sweet and deep-voiced, and resembled a conch. The Lord's pure, round and radiant face seemed like a second moon without blemish. The Lord's two cheeks, fleshy, soft and bright, seemed like two golden mirrors that resided with Saraswati and Lakshmi. The Lord's two ears, hanging down to the shoulders due to their inner whorl, were shining like two conch shells of the Lord's face-like radiance, lying on the seashore. The Lord's two lips were like bimba fruits. Their thirty-two bright teeth were adorned like jasmine flowers. Their nose, gradually high and wide, resembled bamboo. The Lord's chin was neither too long nor too short, but even, full of flesh, round and soft. And their beard and mustache were full, shiny, black and soft, filled with thick black hair. The Lord's tongue was red and soft like the newly born leaves of a wish-fulfilling tree. It was neither very long nor thick. It was a tongue that spoke the meaning of the twelve limbs. The Lord's eyes, black and bright in the middle and red at both ends, and long to the end of the ear, seemed as if they were made of blue crystal and ruby. Their black and curved eyebrows, like those of collyrium, seemed like bees sitting on blooming lotuses. The Lord's black and curved eyebrows were giving the beauty of a creeper born on the bank of a vision-like stream. The Lord's forehead was vast, soft, round, pleasant and hard, like the eighth-day moon. The Lord's head, elevated and round like an umbrella, indicated the lordship of the three worlds. The turban placed on the Lord's head, supporting the middle part of the head, was enhancing the beauty of the pot placed on the head. The hair on the Lord's head was black, curly, soft and smooth like a bee, appearing like the waves of the Yamuna river. The skin of the Lord's body, white and smooth like the womb of a white arsenic, seemed as if it were smeared with liquid gold. On the Lord's body, unique black hairs, soft and like the color of a bee, finer than lotus filaments, were growing. The Lord's breath was odorless, like the fragrance of a blooming lotus, and the flesh was red, and the blood was white like a stream of cow's milk. Thus, just as the ocean is served by gems, so too was the Lord, made of a treasure trove of extraordinary and diverse qualities, not served by whom?
Description of Rishabha Kumar's Marriage - Once, while playing naturally due to his childhood, a young couple came under a palm tree. As if lightning had suddenly struck an castor oil plant, a large palm fruit fell on the head of that couple at that time due to misfortune. As a result, he immediately died an untimely death.
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