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 1 Intro   |      also a description of the sun and the universal forms
 2 Intro   |        music of the flute, the sun and the moon, tasted and
 3   1,  1 |       the emanated rays of the sun. ~This book is a treatise
 4   1,  2 |       cloud when gazing at the sun and though the tiny cloud
 5   1,  2 |     can never really cover the sun, still the clouded vision
 6   1,  2 |        apparently observes the sun as covered by the cloud.
 7   3,  21| potency. ~PURPORT ~Just as the sun is eternally associated
 8   5,  49|      bhasvan--the illuminating sun; yatha--as; asma-sakalesu--
 9   5,  49|     mundane world, just as the sun manifests some portion of
10   6,  52|        eye; esah--the; savita--sun; sakala-grahanam--of all
11   6,  52|     worship. ~TRANSLATION ~The sun who is the king of all the
12   6,  52|   pursuance of whose order the sun performs his journey mounting
13   6,  52|     Vedic religion worship the sun as Brahman. The sun is one
14   6,  52|        the sun as Brahman. The sun is one of the hierarchy
15   6,  52|        therefore designate the sun, the only location of heat,
16   6,  52|      said to the contrary, the sun is after all only the presiding
17   6,  52|       delegated authority. The sun performs his specific function
18   6,  56|        music of the flute, the sun and the moon, tasted and