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**Meaning:** Contemplating the Lokasthana (world structure) filled with diverse entities, differentiated by characteristics like production, expenditure, and Dhruva, and filled with names and distinctions, is the fourth Lokasthana-vijaya. || 39 ||
**Meaning:** In that Lokasthana, the soul itself is the doer, the enjoyer, formless, imperishable, and characterized by utility, such contemplation is also included in the Dharma-dhyana called Santhana-vichya. || 40 ||
Birth, old age, and death, caused by karma, are like a great whirlpool of delusion, fueled by the fire of desire, || 41 ||
Filled with the great fire of hope, overflowing with the pot of Kshaya, and agitated by the waves of false perceptions, || 42 ||
With a stream of desires flowing in the heart, a series of evils, a vine of prayers, and a stomach that is difficult to satisfy, || 43 ||
The darkness of ignorance, the fear arising from the lightning of calamities, and the shaking of the heart caused by the wind of greed, || 44 ||
The ocean of existence, filled with various diseases, fish, and turtles, and difficult to cross due to the moving mountains of faults, should be contemplated. || 45 ||
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