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The verse has probably been considered a similar heavy projectile and therefore its meaning has not been interpreted. Regarding the remaining verses, it has only been stated that they appear or are understood to be 'projectiles'. No reason has been given for their projectile nature. However, the introduction does mention that "the reason for the remaining verses is extensive and therefore has not been published, it may be revealed through a letter or in person."
This is the form of Bakliwalji's immediate doubt. His work has confirmed the doubts of some people and has also instilled new doubts in many hearts. Although, no ancient mention or strong evidence has been found so far in connection with this text, which could confirm that Swami Samantabhadra had created it in such a large number of verses, nor is the same number of verses found in all the copies of the text, but some copies are also available in which the number of verses is more than one hundred and fifty, and there is no doubt that while copying from the annotated copies of the original text, due to the carelessness or ignorance of the writers, sometimes the verses of other texts included in the original text in the form of 'Uktan Cha' or notes written in the margin for support, etc. And from this, many texts have 'projectiles'*. Apart from this, there are definitely some verses in the original text which, if separated from the text, do not hinder the order and subject matter of the remaining verses, nor does it make any difference. Such a situation
_ * For an example of this topic, see our article 'Examination of Pujyapada-Upasakaachar', which was published in issue 12 of Janahitaishi part 15. Recently, a text called 'Dashabhakti' has been published from Sholapur, with Sanskrit commentary and Marathi translation. It appears that many projectiles are being included in the original texts of the Dashabhaktis. This is all the result of the grace of ignorant and careless writers!
* Such as the verses 'Tavadanjan Chaurange', etc., which mention stories.