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Chapter 1

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      Uma Kothandaraman
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      Hari Om Guruji Pranaam
      In the 1st chapter 10th sloka aparyaaptam and paryaaptam is explained in the recording as paryaaptam as limited and aparyaaptam as unlimited but I understand as paryaaptam as sufficient and apariyaaptam as insufficient so with this the meaning of the word in sloka nd sloka itself is changed as what I understand. Please clarify.

      Hari Om

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      Paryaaptam has two meanings: limited (smaller) & sufficient. Aparyaaptam too has two meanings: unlimited (larger) & not sufficient. As explained in the talk, Duryodhana is having conflicting emotions of ego and fear. This conflict is shown by the opposite meanings that come out of these words. He thinks that the Kaurava army is bigger, but not sufficient. Whereas, the Pandava army is smaller, yet sufficient. The first meaning shows his ego and the second meaning shows his fear. Hope this clarifies.

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