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## English Translation:
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**24.** Indeed, even the smallest enemy should not be neglected. A small enemy, like a speck of dust in the eye, is capable of causing great pain if ignored.
**25.** Even a small thorn, if not removed forcefully, can cause great pain when lodged in the foot.
**26.** This Chakra, a divine gem, is the most precious of all gems. Its movement cannot be disrupted without a cause.
**27.** Therefore, O noble one, the task indicated by this Chakra is not insignificant. It is a vital part of the kingdom, and even a minor cause cannot cause its disruption.
**28.** Therefore, O wise minister, carefully consider the reason for this Chakra's stillness. Unconsidered actions bear no fruit in this world or the next.
**29.** This knowledge of the task rests in your divine vision. Who else can dispel darkness except the sun?
**30.** Having conveyed this task to the diviner with concise words, the king remained silent. Indeed, noble ones are usually of few words.
**31.** Then, the diviner, with a pleasant and profound voice, adorned with beautiful words, spoke to King Bharata.
**32.** The sweetness, the power, the elegance of your words, and the clarity of your meaning – where else can these be found? Nowhere else.
**33.** We are merely scholars of the scriptures, not experts in the art of action. But who else, in the field of statecraft, can match your knowledge of applying the scriptures? No one.
**34.** You are the foremost king, a king-sage, and this knowledge of statecraft originated with you. How can we, who know this knowledge, not follow your lead?