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आत्माज्ञानमलं निरस्तममलं प्राप्तं च तत्त्वं परं
कण्ठस्थाभरणादिवद् भ्रमवशाच्छायापिशाची यथा ।
(--From the commentary of Nṛsimha Sarasvat
Vedāntasāra
Sometimes a person sees some shadow and thinks it to
be a goblin. This maxim describes some such delusion.
279. <headword>छुरिकाकूष्माण्डन्यायः
तेजसां हि न वयः समीक्ष्यते ।
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If a small knife can cut a big pumpkin, a small, healthy
boy can subdue a weak grown up person. This is the
import of this maxim.
280. <headword>जतुकाष्ठन्यायः
In Sanskrit, there are two types of pun-Sabhanga and
Abhanga. In Sabhanga type, one word is closely
connected with the other word (but in different sense).
That is when the two are glued together like lac and
wood, they illustrate the Sabhanga panaromasia.
281. <headword>जपास्फटिकन्यायः
Ex. यथा स्फटिके जपाकुसुमाश्रिते लौहित्यं विवेकिनां प्रतीत
एवास्ति, न वस्तुतः
एवमात्मानि ईश्वराधीने विवेकिनां कर्तृत्वं प्रतीत एवास्ति,
न वस्तुतः इति वक्तुं शक्यम्
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If a chinarose flower is kept near a crystal, the crystal
appears to have assumed red hue, though actually it
does not become red. This maxim indicates this type
of delusion.