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The Third Chapter -
The wise one, the embodiment of right understanding, addressed the Aryas, saying, "Fear not, this is no calamity. Do not be swayed by fear."
These are stars, this is the constellation of stars, these are the planets, the sun, the moon, and others, that shine eternally, and this is the sky filled with stars.
This celestial sphere, this cosmic wheel, eternally resides in the path of the sky. It was previously hidden by the light of the Jyotiranga trees, but now their light has diminished, making it visible.
From this day forward, the cycle of day and night will continue, with the rising and setting of the sun, moon, and stars.
The wise one, the best among the learned, explained the causes of eclipses, planetary movements, the change of seasons, and the transition of days, revealing the seeds of the science of astrology.
Hearing his words, the Aryas were immediately relieved of their fear. Indeed, he was a supreme light, a benefactor of the people, a true embodiment of right understanding.
"May this right understanding be our master, the giver of right understanding," they said, praising and honoring him, and then they returned to their respective places.
After an immeasurable number of koti years, the third Manu, Kshemankara, appeared in this Bharat Kshetra.
His arms were as long as a yuga, his body tall, his chest broad, his radiance bright, and his head adorned with a crown. He was more magnificent than Mount Meru.
The lifespan of this mighty Manu was immeasurable, and his height was eight hundred dhanus.
In the past, animals like lions and tigers were benevolent and nurtured by the people. But in his time, they became corrupted, their mouths gaping, and their roars terrifying.
Seeing this corruption and hearing their terrifying roars, the people were frightened and...