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**The Scattering of the Rejection of the Eager**
The vow of renunciation of the world. The virtuous ones who had come together after the completion of the acceptance, were told by the Guru in the presence of the remaining virtuous ones, "Leave behind the gross-blessed one, the others are the doers of difficult deeds." The gross-blessed one arrived, and upon seeing him, they were encouraged by the Guru, saying, "He is the doer of difficult deeds." Then, taking up his former glory, he was praised by the Guru as the doer of easy deeds. "Oh, how these people are obsessed with worldly conduct!" Thus, the minds of the others were filled with defilement. Then, again, gathering together, in another year, when the virtuous ones were about to accept the acceptance in the same place, the one who lived in the lion's cave said, "I will stay for the four months of fasting in the treasury-house of the sister of the treasury." The Guru prevented him, saying, "It is not proper for you to do this." Going against his words, he went to that house. Seeing him, she, knowing his thoughts, recognized that he had come out of envy towards the gross-blessed one, and allowed him to stay. Then, thinking, "I will show him the unbearable fruit of his qualities," she, with her body worn out by night-long discussions, began to torment him with the attacks of the maddening urges of lust, with the confusion of body and speech. Then, with a wavering mind, he, forgetting his state of self-awareness, begged her. She said, "We do not become the wives of the destitute." He thought, "It is heard in the northern path that there is a king who gives a blanket worth a lakh to the virtuous ones. I will go there." He went there, obtained the blanket, and came back and offered it to her. She said, "Look, it is lying there in the storehouse." He said, "Did you destroy it?" She said, "Do you know this?" He said, "What is there to know?" She said, "If that is so, then why does one with a body full of impurities desire contact with me, who am nothing but a treasure of invaluable qualities?" Then, the result of his actions came back to him. "Oh, I am constantly falling into the abyss of existence, and I am being rescued," he thought, and said, "O virtuous one, wise in the virtuous! I desire your instruction. I have turned away from this difficult resolve." She said, "This is appropriate for one like you." Then, he went to the Guru, was given advice, performed penance, and returned to the essence of his being.
**27. The Story of Duryodhana in the Kalha-Dhyana of the Trishatisalaaka Purushacharitra**
Rukmini's house, the sage Ati-Mukta Rishi arrived. Seeing him, Satyabhama also came there quickly. ||1||
Rukmini asked the sage, "Will I have a son or not? Will my son be equal to Krishna?" Having said this, he departed. ||2||
Satyabhama, believing the sage's words to be true, said to Rukmini, "My son will be equal to Krishna." ||3||
Rukmini said, "The sage's words are not true, they are deceitful." While they were arguing like this, Krishna came to them. ||4||
Then, King Duryodhana, his brother, came there. He said to Bhama, "My son will be your son-in-law." ||5||
Rukmini also said to him, "I will give my daughter to your son."