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The commander of the army, adorned with the insignia of his office, took refuge in a boat named "Durbuddhi" (evil intellect), while the rest of the warriors boarded the boat named "Durniti" (evil policy). ||52||
**Meaning:** As soon as the commander of the army of delusion heard that he was repeatedly being stained by the mud of fear, which is the end of the play of the world, he took refuge in a boat named "Durbuddhi" (evil intellect), while the rest of the warriors boarded the boat named "Durniti" (evil policy). ||51-52||
Then, the army of the Dharma Raja, equipped with weapons like "Tattva-chinta" (reflection on truth) and others, arrived at the battlefield, taking refuge in him. ||53||
**Meaning:** Then, the army of the Dharma Raja, equipped with weapons like "Tattva-chinta" (reflection on truth) and others, arrived at the battlefield, taking refuge in him. ||53||
When the battle began, the minister of Right View (Samyag Darshan) brought the minister of Wrong View (Mithyatva Darshan) to a very difficult and final state. ||54||
**Meaning:** When the battle began, the minister of Right View (Samyag Darshan) brought the minister of Wrong View (Mithyatva Darshan) to a very difficult and final state. ||54||
The passions (Kashaya) are easily subdued by the great army of calmness (Prashma) and others, and the thief of memory (Smara-Tskara) is subdued by virtue (Sheela). ||55||
**Meaning:** The passions (Kashaya) are easily subdued by the great army of calmness (Prashma) and others, and the thief of memory (Smara-Tskara) is subdued by virtue (Sheela). ||55||