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## Suraṇ Teriṣṣagāī
## Second Prābhṛta
[First Prābhṛta]
21. "How then is the Teriṣṣagāī?" Thus it is asked.
There, indeed, these eight interpretations are established, as follows:
There, they said thus:
1. "From the eastern horizon, the rays of the Marīcī rise in the sky, it makes this world slant, having made it, it sets in the western horizon in the evening in the sky." Thus some said.
Some, however, said thus:
2. "From the eastern horizon, the Sun rises in the sky, it makes this world slant, having made it, it sets in the western horizon in the evening." Thus some said.
Some, however, said thus:
3. "From the eastern horizon, the Sun rises in the sky, it makes this world slant, having made it, it enters the sky in the evening, having entered, it goes to sleep, having gone to sleep, it rises again from the lower eastern horizon in the sky." Thus some said.
Some, however, said thus:
4. "From the eastern horizon, the Sun rises from the earth, it makes this world slant, having made it, it sets in the western horizon in the evening." Thus some said.
Some, however, said thus:
5. "From the eastern horizon, the Sun rises from the earth, it makes this world slant, having made it, it enters the earth in the evening, having entered, it goes to sleep, having gone to sleep, it rises again from the lower eastern horizon." Thus some said.
Some, however, said thus: