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The thirty-fifth chapter. Now, Chakradhara's mind was somewhat troubled. Two strong men had to be subdued, two arrogant ones. ||1|| Alas, our group of brothers does not rejoice in our joy. Thinking himself invincible due to his birth, he does not welcome our happiness. ||2|| "We are a hundred brothers, and we are invincible," is the belief of our group of brothers. Therefore, they have become my enemies, turning away from paying respects. ||3|| I do not feel such sorrow at the non-salutation of an enemy, as I do at the non-salutation of arrogant relatives living within the household. ||4|| Their mouths, ignited by the fire of unkind words, are filled with smoke, and driven by the wind of hostility, they burn me like a blazing fire. ||5|| Let other young men be hostile, if they wish. Those who have been nurtured by us from childhood with freedom. ||6|| But this young man, strong, wise, knowing the proper course of action, courteous, clever, and virtuous, how has he become hostile to us? ||7|| And how should this strong man, possessing wealth in the form of pride, be subdued now? His strength of arms is praised on the battlefield, the very limb of victory. ||8|| He is strong in his arms, powerful in his strength, intoxicated with pride. Like a maddened elephant, he is difficult to control without appeasement. ||9|| This arrogant man cannot be subdued by ordinary messages, for he is possessed by a wicked demon, like a demon possessed by a spell, without the use of mantras and spells. ||10||