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The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Sankaracarya, Volume 1

Note 96 — SA@NKARA'S INTRODUCTION

G. (George) Thibaut translation

Footnote 96:

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A wicked man meets in a forest a blind person who has lost his way, and implores him to lead him to his village; instead of doing so the wicked man persuades the blind one to catch hold of the tail of an ox, which he promises would lead him to his place. The consequence is that the blind man is, owing to his trustfulness, led even farther astray, and injured by the bushes, &c., through which the ox drags him.

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