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How can a person's Vision, Mission, and Values be understood from a horoscope?
In Vedic astrology:
* Vision is understood from the 9th house.
* Mission is understood from the 10th house.
* Values are understood from the 2nd house.
### 9th House – Vision
The 9th house represents a person's life purpose, philosophical outlook, higher wisdom, and the deeper answer to the inner question, "Why?" It reveals the individual's vision and the principles that guide their life.
### 10th House – Mission
The 10th house signifies career, social status, public recognition, contribution to society, and worldly achievements. It shows how a person's vision can be translated into practical action. In other words, it answers the inner question, "How?"
### 2nd House – Values
The 2nd house is associated with wealth, family traditions, speech, and personal values. It reflects the values inherited from one's family and the principles that shape decisions. It answers the inner question, "When?" by indicating the priorities and timing influenced by one's value system.
### A Broader Perspective
* The trinal houses (1st, 5th, and 9th) together indicate a person's Vision.
* The angular houses (4th, 7th, and 10th) together indicate the person's Mission—how they express themselves and contribute to the world.
* The 2nd house specifically reflects the individual's family values and core principles.
When the 1st, 5th, and 9th houses are strong in a horoscope, a person is generally clear about their direction in life and is less likely to experience confusion regarding their career or life purpose.
| 2 | According to the Mahabharata Version: King Parikshit’s Final Days and His Fortress of Protection
When King Parikshit learned of the curse pronounced by Sage Shringi, the son of a sage, he became fearful. Determined to escape his foretold death, he consulted his ministers and ordered the construction of a highly secure palace.
### The Protective Fortress
* Built on a Single Pillar:
The palace was constructed on top of an extremely tall, smooth, single pillar so that no ordinary snake could climb up to reach the king.
* Tight Security:
Guards surrounded the palace at all times. Physicians and experts in treating snakebite, along with those skilled in anti-venom mantras, were stationed to ensure the king's safety.
### Takshaka's Strategy
Unable to reach the king directly, Takshaka devised a clever plan. On the way, he encountered Sage Kashyapa, who possessed the power to neutralize snake venom. Takshaka offered the sage wealth greater than what the king could have given him, persuading him to turn back.
Takshaka's companions then disguised themselves as Brahmins and gained entry into the palace.
### The End of King Parikshit
Takshaka concealed himself inside a fruit in the form of a tiny worm. The guards allowed the fruit into the palace.
As soon as King Parikshit accepted the fruit, the tiny worm transformed into the mighty serpent Takshaka and bit him, bringing about the king's death.
## Difference Between the Mahabharata and the Srimad Bhagavatam
Mahabharata (Itihasa):
The Mahabharata presents the event as a historical narrative. It emphasizes King Parikshit's fear, his elaborate efforts to protect his life, the security arrangements, and the practical sequence of events leading to his death.
Srimad Bhagavatam (Purana):
The Bhagavatam focuses on the spiritual dimension. It omits many of the physical details, such as the construction of the fortress, and instead highlights King Parikshit's renunciation. Accepting the curse as the will of God, he gave up worldly attachment, sat on the banks of the River Ganga, listened to the teachings of Sage Shukadeva, meditated on the Supreme Lord, and ultimately attained liberation (moksha). | 69 |
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| 5 | Planets can become the Lagna lord, exalted (Uchcha), debilitated (Neecha), or Badhaka (obstructive) and still backfire.
In such cases, they do not support the native.
Here's when they create setbacks according to the Ascendant:
1. Aries Lagna – Saturn, the 11th lord and Badhaka, gives setbacks when placed in the Ascendant in debilitation.
2. Taurus Lagna – Saturn, the 9th lord and Badhaka, gives setbacks when exalted in Libra (6th house).
3. Gemini Lagna – Jupiter, the 7th lord and Badhaka, gives setbacks when debilitated in Capricorn (8th house).
4. Cancer Lagna – The Moon, the Lagna lord, gives setbacks when exalted in Taurus, the Badhaka sign.
5. Leo Lagna – The Sun, the Lagna lord, gives setbacks even when exalted in Aries because of Badhaka influence.
6. Virgo Lagna – Mercury, the Lagna lord, gives severe setbacks when debilitated in Pisces (7th house) under Badhaka influence.
7. Libra Lagna – A planet exalted in Pisces (6th house) still gives setbacks due to Badhaka influence.
8. Scorpio Lagna – The Moon, acting as the Badhaka, gives setbacks when placed in the Ascendant.
9. Sagittarius Lagna – Jupiter, the Lagna lord, gives setbacks even when exalted in Cancer.
10. Capricorn Lagna – Mars, the Badhaka, gives setbacks even when exalted in the Ascendant.
11. Aquarius Lagna – Saturn, exalted in Libra, gives setbacks because of its Badhaka role.
12. Pisces Lagna – Mercury, the Badhaka lord, gives severe setbacks when placed in the Ascendant.
*These statements represent one traditional astrological interpretation and are not universally accepted across all schools of Vedic astrology.*
#astrology | 126 |
| 6 | Identifying Rebirth Through a Horoscope
A horoscope can indicate whether a person is a reborn soul.
* Venus (Shukra) represents Shukracharya and the Sanjeevini Vidya (the power to restore life). Therefore, Venus is the primary planet to examine for rebirth.
* If Venus is connected to the 8th house in a horoscope, it indicates rebirth.
* If Jupiter (Guru), the significator of life, and Venus are together in the 8th house, and Venus is at a higher degree than Jupiter, it is a definite indication of rebirth.
* If Jupiter and Venus are together in the 11th house, it indicates that the native's mother is a reborn soul, because the 11th house is the 8th house from the 4th house.
* If Jupiter and Venus are together in the 4th house, it indicates that the native's father is a reborn soul, because the 4th house is the 8th house from the 9th house.
#astrology | 116 |
| 7 | *📖 Day 76 – Lesson 76 from the Bhagavad Gita*
*Lesson: Every ending makes space for a new beginning*
*🕉️ Bhagavad Gita 2.27*
> **जातस्य हि ध्रुवो मृत्युर्ध्रुवं जन्म मृतस्य च ।
> तस्मादपरिहार्येऽर्थे न त्वं शोचितुमर्हसि ॥**
**Jātasya hi dhruvo mṛtyur dhruvaṁ janma mṛtasya ca;
Tasmād aparihārye'rthe na tvaṁ śocitum arhasi.**
*"For one who is born, death is certain; and for one who has died, rebirth is certain. Therefore, over the inevitable, you should not grieve."*
*Context (Inspired by Chapter 2):*
Krishna reminds Arjuna that change is a natural law of life.
Just as seasons change and day turns into night, life also keeps moving.
Some relationships end, jobs change, opportunities are lost, and old chapters close. But every ending creates room for something new to begin.
*🧠 Life Lesson*
When something ends, our first reaction is often sadness or fear.
We think:
"Why did this happen?"
"Will things ever get better?"
"What if I never get another chance?"
The Gita teaches us not to resist change.
*👉 What leaves your life has already played its role.*
Holding on to the past only delays the future.
Trust that every closed door is preparing you for another one to open at the right time.
Accepting change doesn't mean giving up—it means moving forward with faith.
*🔑 Apply This Today*
If you're still holding on to something that has already ended, ask yourself:
> "Am I living in yesterday, or preparing for tomorrow?"
Take one small step toward your new beginning today, even if it feels uncertain.
*🌱 One-line takeaway*
Life moves forward, and so should you. Every ending is the beginning of a new chapter. | 123 |
| 8 |  Photo from Srikanth Matrubai | 120 |
| 9 |  🙏 Harih Om 🕉️
## Why is the Lion the Vehicle of Goddess Parvati?
The lion became the vehicle of Goddess Parvati because it symbolizes the divine qualities required to uphold Dharma and destroy Adharma.
According to the Markandeya Purana (Devi Mahatmya) and other Puranic traditions, when the Goddess manifested to destroy the demons, Himavan (the Himalaya King) offered her a divine lion as her vehicle. Since then, the lion has remained the eternal mount of Goddess Durga and Parvati in their warrior forms.
### What Does the Lion Represent?
🦁 Courage – Fearlessness in the face of adversity.
👑 Sovereignty – Supreme authority and righteous leadership.
💪 Power – The strength to destroy evil and protect the virtuous.
🕉️ Mastery over Ego – The lion represents ego, anger, pride, and uncontrolled instincts. The Goddess seated upon it signifies complete mastery over these qualities rather than being ruled by them.
### Spiritual Message
The lion teaches a simple truth:
> The Divine resides in the one who conquers fear, ego, anger, and pride.
For this reason, devotees worship Goddess Parvati and Goddess Durga as Simhavahini (She Who Rides the Lion).
🙏 May Simhavahini Mata bless us with courage, righteousness, fearlessness, and inner strength. | 135 |
| 10 | *" CROW BHUSHUNDA BIRTH "*
The story of the birth of the wise crow Bhushundi (Bhushund) — one of the most unusual and enlightened beings in Puranic literature and the tradition of yoga — is detailed in the "Yoga-Vasishtha."
This is not just a biological birth, but a mystical story closely connected with divine energies and the practice of yoga.
The Dance of the Matrix and the Wild Crows
At the summit of Mount Meru lived the formidable mother goddess Alagsambhusa (one of the Matrikas or companions of the god Shiva).
Her faithful companion and means of transportation (vahana) was a giant mystical raven named Chanda (Thunderous/Furious).
Chanda had many sons and daughters, possessing immense spiritual power.
One day, Chanda, along with his family, flew to a grand celebration organized by the Matrika goddesses.
During this celebration, the goddesses and their companions indulged in mystical dances and drank the divine nectar.
The goddesses' companions — wild, fierce crows (embodying various energies and shakti) — were intoxicated by ecstasy and nectar.
In this state of cosmic bliss, they united with Chanda.
After some time, these mystical birds laid eggs right in the nest on the branches of the sacred Kalpavriksha tree (the tree of wishes), which grew on the summit of Mount Meru.
From these eggs, twenty crow brothers were born. Bhushundi was one of them.
From birth, the brothers were extraordinarily developed, as they carried within them the energy of Matrik and the wisdom of their father Chandra.
As they grew up, the brothers began to seek liberation from the cycle of births and deaths (samsara).
They turned to their father for guidance.
Chanda initiated them into the deep practice of contemplation and worship of God.
The brothers secluded themselves on the southern branch of the Kalpavriksha tree.
While his brothers eventually left their bodies or dissolved into other worlds, Bhushundi remained on that branch, immersed in the deepest practice of Pranayama (control of the life breath—prana).
Bhusundi mastered the practice of Pavana-dharana (breath yoga) to such an extent that he became a Jivanmukta (liberated while living) and attained incredible longevity.
He survived several cycles of destruction and creation of the Universe (Mahapralaya).
When the entire world was engulfed by cosmic water or fire, Bhushundi, with the help of yogic power, simply ascended to the pure space (akasha), where destruction could not touch him, and then returned to his tree.
It was precisely because of his absolute calmness, purity of mind, and immense experience that Bhushundi became the one from whom the sage Vasistha himself learned, and later the crow recounted the story of the Ramayana to the bird-sage Garuda. | 119 |
| 11 | Day 75
Bhagavad Gita 17.15
THE DISCIPLINE OF SPEECH (*Vāṅmaya Tapas*).
> **अनुद्वेगकरं वाक्यं सत्यं प्रियहितं च यत् ।
> स्वाध्यायाभ्यसनं चैव वाङ्मयं तप उच्यते ॥ १७.१५ ॥**
Transliteration:
*Anudvegakaraṁ vākyaṁ satyaṁ priya-hitaṁ ca yat,
Svādhyāyābhyasanaṁ caiva vāṅmayaṁ tapa ucyate.*
Meaning:
Speech that does not agitate others, is truthful, pleasant, and beneficial, along with regular study of sacred knowledge, is called the austerity (discipline) of speech.
Krishna reminds us that words are a form of action, and like every action, they should reflect wisdom and self-control. Truth alone is not enough if it is delivered with anger or arrogance. Equally, pleasant words that hide the truth do not serve anyone. The ideal is to speak what is true, kind, and beneficial.
Before speaking, pause and ask: Will my words help this person grow, or am I simply reacting? A gentle tone does not weaken the truth—it makes it easier to receive. When compassion guides our words, conversations build trust instead of creating wounds.
🌱 One-line takeaway:
Speak the truth with compassion, for words that heal are the highest form of wisdom. | 119 |
| 12 | *" KING PARIKSHIT... DEPARTURE "*
*(version from the Mahabharata)*
*The version that Parikshit built a palace on a single high pillar (or tower) comes from the "Mahabharata" (its first book, "Adi-parva")*
*While the Puranic text "Shrimad Bhagavatam" emphasizes the spiritual aspect of the story—the king's humility, his retreat to the Ganges, and his listening to sacred scriptures—the "Mahabharata" describes a more earthly, human reaction of the king, who was initially very frightened by the curse and tried to protect himself physically.-*
*Protective structure in the "Mahabharata"*
*When Parikshit learned of the curse from the boy Shringi, he was filled with horror.*
*He summoned his ministers and advisors to figure out how to outsmart fate.*
*It was decided to build a unique refuge: to erect a single powerful, smooth column and construct a guarded palace-platform at its top.*
*The purpose of such a structure was purely practical:*
*Inaccessibility to snakes:*
*It was believed that no ordinary snake could climb the completely vertical, smooth, and tall pillar.*
*At the top, the king was guarded around the clock by vigilant sentinels, and nearby were the best doctors, healers, and experts in antidotes and protective mantras against snake venom.*
*No one could approach the king unnoticed.*
*It was this isolation at the top of the pillar that gave rise to the second part of the plot — about the cunning of the serpent Takshaka.*
*Since it was impossible to crawl or break thru to the top by force,* *Takshaka resorted to disguise:*
*He bribed the sage Kashyapa, who was on his way to the king and had the power to revive people after bites.* *(Takshaka simply offered him more wealth than the king could pay, and he turned back)*
*Other snakes from Takshaka's entourage took on the guise of Brahmin monks.*
*They ascended the tower to present the righteous king with fruits, flowers, and holy water in honor of the end of his seven-day fast.*
*The guards let the "Brahmins" thru, and the king accepted the offerings.*
*In one of these fruits, Takshaka was hiding, having shrunk to the size of a tiny worm.*
*When the king took the fruit, the worm transformed into a colossal serpent and delivered a fatal bite.*
*The difference between the "tower on a pillar" from the Mahabharata and the "departure to the banks of the Ganges" from the Bhagavatam is explained by the focus of the texts themselves:*
*"The Mahabharata" is a heroic epic and chronicle (itihasa)*
*It details material events, intrigues, the fears of the heroes, and their attempts to fight for life using tactical methods.*
*"The Srimad Bhagavatam" is an exclusively spiritual, Puranic text.*
*He omits the details of the tower's construction to illustrate the ideal example of renunciation (vairagya) and how the king, having given up all attempts to save the perishable body, dedicated his last days to saving his soul.* | 140 |
| 13 | ### Birth Star & Remedies – Mrigashira Nakshatra
Those born under Mrigashira Nakshatra should wear, worship, or install the yantras and divine forms of:
* Kuja (Mars) Yantra
* Sri Chowdeshwari
* Sri Annapoorneshwari
* Lord Subrahmanya
* Lord Ganesha
* Lord Hanuman
* Unmatta Bhairava
* Panchavaktra Bhairava
### Nature of Mrigashira Natives
* Courageous and fearless
* Determined with a fighting spirit
* Bold, energetic, and action-oriented
* Quick-tempered but sincere
* Blessed with financial stability
* Enjoys good food, comforts, and a prosperous lifestyle
* Has the potential to become a military officer, police officer, leader, or adventure sports champion
### Remedies
Mrigashira is a male nakshatra and is associated with Putra Dosha. According to Nakshatra Siddhanta, it also carries Guru Shapa. The following remedies help reduce these doshas and attract divine grace:
* Worship Lord Subrahmanya every Tuesday and on Shashti.
* Perform Kuja Shanti to strengthen Mars.
* Offer sincere prayers to Sri Chowdeshwari and Sri Annapoorneshwari for protection, prosperity, and abundance.
* Recite the Hanuman Chalisa regularly for strength and courage.
* Chant "Om Angarakaya Namah" 108 times on Tuesdays.
* Perform Guru Shanti and Santana Gopala Puja to seek relief from Putra Dosha and Guru Shapa.
* Donate food, red cloth, or red lentils on Tuesdays and seek the blessings of elders and teachers.
With sincere devotion and regular worship, the blessings of the Divine remove obstacles, strengthen destiny, and bring peace, prosperity, and success in life.
#astrology | 116 |
| 14 | Day 74
Bhagavad Gita 12.13–14,
QUALITIES OF A TRUE DEVOTEE
> **अद्वेष्टा सर्वभूतानां मैत्रः करुण एव च ।
> निर्ममो निरहङ्कारः समदुःखसुखः क्षमी ॥ १२.१३ ॥
> सन्तुष्टः सततं योगी यतात्मा दृढनिश्चयः ।
> मय्यर्पितमनोबुद्धिर्यो मद्भक्तः स मे प्रियः ॥ १२.१४ ॥**
Transliteration:
*Adveṣṭā sarva-bhūtānāṁ maitraḥ karuṇa eva ca,
Nirmamo nirahaṅkāraḥ sama-duḥkha-sukhaḥ kṣamī.*
*Santuṣṭaḥ satataṁ yogī yatātmā dṛḍha-niścayaḥ,
Mayy arpita-mano-buddhir yo mad-bhaktaḥ sa me priyaḥ.*
Meaning:
One who has no hatred toward any being, who is friendly and compassionate, free from possessiveness and ego, balanced in joy and sorrow, and forgiving; ever content, self-controlled, and firm in resolve......such a person is dear to Me.
Krishna never describes kindness as weakness. Instead, He lists compassion, friendship, forgiveness, and gentleness among the highest qualities of a spiritually evolved person. It is easy to react with anger or harshness. It takes far greater inner strength to respond with patience, empathy, and respect.
Every act of kindness done without expecting recognition is an expression of self-mastery. Whether it is listening with attention, offering encouragement, sharing knowledge, or forgiving someone who has hurt us, such actions purify the mind and reflect the spirit of Karma Yoga.
🌱 One-line takeaway:
True strength is not the power to overpower others, but the power to choose compassion when you have every reason not to. | 141 |
| 15 | CAN’T BUILD OR BUY A HOUSE? TRY THIS 3-MONTH SHASTRA REMEDY
If your dream of owning a home has been delayed, perform this traditional Shastra remedy for three months.
### Ingredients
* A small clay pot (Kulhad)
* Milk
* Honey
* Jaggery (Gur)
* Raw rice
### Method
1. Fill the clay pot with milk.
2. Add a little honey and jaggery.
3. Add raw rice.
4. Place the pot at the base of a Peepal tree.
### Traditional Belief
This Shastra remedy is believed to remove obstacles related to buying or building a house and support favorable opportunities.
### Significance
The Peepal tree is revered in Hindu tradition. Offering milk, honey, jaggery, and rice at its roots is a traditional practice associated with prosperity and property-related blessings.
### Remember
* Use only raw rice.
* Perform the remedy with faith and sincerity.
* Continue your financial planning and property search alongside this traditional practice. | 165 |
| 16 | The only place in the world that contains both poison and nectar is the tongue.
If you repeatedly face criticism, insults, job instability, or a lack of respect in society, check the West-Northwest (WNW) direction of your home.
A disturbed WNW zone leads to blame, criticism, humiliation from superiors, and loss of reputation.
Avoid the following in the WNW direction:
* Heavy furniture
* Main kitchen
* Heavy water tank
* Staircase
Remedy:
* Install the prescribed Vastu yantra in the WNW direction.
* Paint the area white.
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| 17 | Day 73
Bhagavad Gita 12.19
> **तुल्यनिन्दास्तुतिर्मौनी सन्तुष्टो येन केनचित् ।
> अनिकेतः स्थिरमतिर्भक्तिमान्मे प्रियो नरः ॥ १२.१९ ॥**
Transliteration:
*Tulya-nindā-stutir maunī santuṣṭo yena kenacit,
Aniketaḥ sthira-matir bhaktimān me priyo naraḥ.*
Meaning:
One who remains the same in criticism and praise, is content with whatever comes, steady in mind, and devoted—such a person is dear to Me.
Krishna teaches that inner peace comes from stability within, not from appreciation outside. Praise and criticism are both temporary. If we allow either to define our happiness, we hand over control of our peace to others.
The Gita encourages us to anchor our self-worth in our values, our duty, and our character—not in applause. When you do what is right simply because it is right, you become free from the constant need for validation. That freedom is one of the greatest forms of inner strength.
🌱 One-line takeaway:
True freedom begins when your peace depends on your values, not on others' approval. | 166 |
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| 19 | # 🌿 "God Values the Purity of Your Feelings More Than the Price of Your Offering" 🌿
Sanatana Dharma teaches us that true devotion is not merely about performing rituals or offering expensive gifts. Real devotion is offering the purest emotions of our heart at the feet of the Divine.
In a beautiful town lived a revered sage. In the middle of the town flowed a sacred river, and at its center stood a magnificent temple dedicated to God. Every day, devotees came from far and wide, bringing offerings according to their means—fruits, clothes, ghee, flowers, and other gifts.
One day, the sage went on a walk through the town with his disciples.
They first stopped at a fruit shop. A man said,
> "Brother, please give me the cheapest fruits. I need them to offer to God."
A little farther, at a ghee shop, another man said,
> "Give me the cheapest ghee. It's for lighting the temple lamp."
Further ahead, at a clothing store, someone else said,
> "Give me the cheapest dhoti. I want to donate it to the temple priests."
The sage silently observed everything.
After some time, they reached the temple.
There, they witnessed a completely different scene.
A princess had just undergone the traditional head-shaving ceremony and was offering her beautiful hair to the Lord.
Nearby, a poor farmer, dressed in old, torn clothes himself, was donating brand-new clothes to the needy.
The sage asked the farmer,
> "My son, you don't even have good clothes for yourself. Why are you donating new ones?"
The farmer humbly replied,
> "Gurudev, I am not wealthy and cannot make grand donations. But whatever is the best that I have, I wish to offer to God. If these clothes bring a smile to someone's face, that itself is my worship."
The sage then asked the princess,
> "My child, your beautiful hair is your ornament. Why are you offering it?"
The princess folded her hands and answered,
> "Gurudev, I want to offer the dearest thing I possess to my Lord. If I only offer what has little value to me, how can that be true surrender?"
Smiling, the sage asked,
> "Since you're offering something so precious, surely you're asking God for great blessings in return?"
Both of them replied together,
> "Gurudev, we do not bargain with God. Our offering is not a business transaction. We seek neither wealth, status, nor luxury. If we ask for anything, it is only selfless devotion, selfless service, and the wisdom to walk the path of righteousness."
The sage then looked inside the temple.
The very people who had bought the cheapest fruits, the cheapest ghee, and the cheapest clothes were standing before God, reading out a long list of worldly desires they wanted fulfilled.
Turning to his disciples, the sage said,
> "Children, no one can deceive God. Before He sees what we offer, He sees the feeling behind it. One who gives God only what is left over, yet expects the very best from Him, has not yet understood the true meaning of devotion."
He continued,
> "Our scriptures teach us:
> 'Patram Pushpam Phalam Toyam…'
> Whoever offers Me a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or even a little water with sincere devotion, I joyfully accept it. The value lies not in the object, but in the devotion."
Finally, he said,
> "If you wish to offer something to God, offer your best time, your best actions, your noblest thoughts, your finest character, and your purest heart. If you ask for anything, ask only for selfless devotion, selfless service, and the strength to walk the path of Dharma." | 193 |
| 20 | According to Vastu, certain idols or symbolic images are best placed in specific directions to enhance their positive influence.
* Running Horse: Place it in the South direction. It is believed to support progress, success, and recognition. In astrology, the symbol of Ashwini Nakshatra is the horse.
* Phoenix: If a person is going through a difficult phase in life, placing a Phoenix idol in the South direction is believed to attract new opportunities and fresh beginnings. Astrologically, the Phoenix is associated with Bharani Nakshatra.
* Pair of Swans: Placing a pair of swan idols in the Southwest (Nairutya) direction is believed to improve relationships, strengthen emotional bonding, and bring harmony. They can be associated with Purva Ashadha and Uttara Bhadrapada Nakshatras.
* Deer: Placing a deer idol in the East direction is believed to promote peace, calmness, and mental tranquility. The deer is the symbol of Mrigashira Nakshatra.
Instead of idols, framed pictures or paintings of these symbols may also be used.
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