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⚠The manuscript page exhibits heavy ink saturation, leading to significant blurring and smudging of characters throughout. A large purple stain is present on the upper left margin, partially obscuring the marginal notes.
Intelligence is always a giver of sorrow [1]—this is the navel-crease nabhilata: literally 'navel-vine,' referring to the lines or folds of skin around the umbilical region.
Depth yielding fruit?... raised... knowledge?.
...at the end, giving happiness; a deep [navel] regarding offspring...
...is not acting? like a wave [3]... the teeth are crooked like...
...the lower lip... daughters... very beautiful.
...stooped? like a calf [2]... raised... fresh?.
...downwards, very small, fickle... the lower lip... dwelling...
In whatever place that is found, that person is a partaker of sorrow [3]. Thus...
...the expanse of the chest...
The king... dwelling... the mind... knowledge...
Sharp-witted?... modest... spread out?...
A very extensive [chest] [3]... the wind... whose nature...
...his middle... thus, pleasure... the heart...
Let there be auspiciousness
original: "shubham" — a traditional closing formula indicating the completion of a text or section
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