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भूतस्थानानि सर्वाणि रहस्यं विविधं च यत वेद यॊगं सविज्ञानं धर्मॊ ऽरथः काम एव च ॥ १-१-४६॥
'Countless were the generations that unfolded, and teeming were the creatures with their myriad dwellings. The enigmatic trinity—comprising the Vedas, Yoga, and Vijnana, intricately interwoven with Dharma, Artha, and Kama—revealed its multifaceted mystery.' ॥ 1-1-46 ॥
english translation
धर्मकामार्थ शास्त्राणि शास्त्राणि विविधानि च लॊकयात्रा विधानं च संभूतं दृष्टवान ऋषिः ॥ १-१-४७॥
'The wise sage Vyasa looked through many books about living right, managing wealth, and understanding desires. These books also had rules for people's behavior, stories about the past, and talks filled with wisdom. All these diverse writings, seen and organized by Vyasa, are mentioned here as a sample of what his collection holds.' ॥ 1-1-47 ॥
english translation
इतिहासाः सवैयाख्या विविधाः शरुतयॊ ऽपि च इह सर्वम अनुक्रान्तम उक्तं गरन्थस्य लक्षणम ॥ १-१-४८॥
Various commentaries, histories, and diverse scriptures, including oral traditions, are all comprehensively encapsulated within the defining characteristics of this text, as everything is systematically narrated here.॥ 1-1-48 ॥
english translation
विस्तीर्यैतन महज जञानम ऋषिः संक्षेपम अब्रवीत इष्टं हि विदुषां लॊके समास वयास धारणम ॥ १-१-४९॥
'Sage Vyasa disseminated this extensive body of knowledge in both elaborate and condensed versions. The erudite community aspires to acquire both the detailed exposition and the concise summary' ॥ 1-1-49 ॥
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मन्वादि भारतं के चिद आस्तीकादि तथापरे तथॊपरिचराद्य अन्ये विप्राः सम्यग अधीयते ॥ १-१-५०॥
' Some read the Bharata beginning with the initial mantra (invocation), others with the story of Astika, others with Uparichara, while some Brahmanas study the whole.' ॥ 1-1-50 ॥
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