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The nineteenth chapter of this great mountain, adorned with a row of various trees, is shining. "Look, it seems as if the trees are dancing, being blown by the wind." ||11||
"The row of trees, with the buzzing of bees, seems to be singing the glory of this mountain. It seems as if it is offering a garland of flowers to the mountain, with its garlands of flowers spreading all over." ||142||
The trees of the forest, with their essence of fruit being stolen by a group of bees, seem to be shouting, as if the group of thieves, in the form of bees, has stolen all the essence of the flowers, and they are making a noise with the sound of the cuckoos, as if they are shouting." ||143||
The ground of this great mountain, where the snakes are moving, is covered with the white dust of time, and the peacocks are dancing beautifully. The reflection of the peacocks is spreading the beauty of the group of blue lotuses blooming on this mountain. Meaning - The reflection of the peacocks on the white ground of silver seems as if a group of blue lotuses is blooming in the water." ||144||
This mountain, with its unparalleled glory, its brilliance like snow, its virtuous form that cannot be transgressed, and its silver peak that has reached the sea and rejected it, is shining on the earth like the flow of the Ganges river. ||145||
Seeing the green row of trees on every high bank of this great mountain, these peacocks are suspecting the clouds, and they are rejoicing
1. Look. 2. Sounding loudly. 3. Silver. "Kaladhautam rupyahemnoh" - from this name. 4. By reflection. 5. In the book "T", there is no fourth foot. 6. Seeing.