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O Chakrapani, O beloved, O brother, why have you disregarded me? My dear brother Damodar, speak! Oh, console me once. Are the king of the gods, Kubera, the lord of the earth, and the emperor, worthy of respect, mortal? I was deluded by false beliefs. I placed the corpse on my shoulder. I touch it. I laugh with it. I say, "Answer me." I am bewildered, I cannot remember anything, and I wander through cities, villages, boundaries, and forests. At that time, the mother's messenger, the sweet-speaking Lalitanga Deva, arrived. He stood in the way, fearfully urging the bull. He grinds sand with a machine. I said to him, "Do not waste your strength. Does butter come from water? Can a slave girl be loved? Can oil be extracted from sand?" Hearing this, the Deva said, "O warrior, if you have understood this, then why don't you understand this? O ploughman, why are you grieving? Have you ever seen those who have died, those men, come back to life?" ॥७॥