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CHAPTER:- 2.

SAMKYAYOGAM.

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Slogam:-46.

YAVANARTA  UDAPANE  SARVATRA  SAMPLUTHODAKE

TAVAN  SARVESHU  VEDESHU  BRAMANASYA   VIJANATA.

When the whole area is flooded with water, how much need will be the well,  that much is for the jnani  [scholar] are the scriptures.


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