11005001a yad idanM dharmagahanamM buddhyA samanugamyate
11005001c etad vistarazasH sarvamM buddhimArgamM prazaMsa me 'dhRtarASTra said, ‘Tell me in detail everything about the ways of that intelligence by which this wilderness of duties may be safely covered.’
11005002 vidura uvAca 'vidura said,
11005002a atra te vartayiSyAmi namaskRtvA svayamMbhuve ‘Having bowed down to the Self-created, I will obey thy behest by telling thee
11005002c yathA saMsAragahanaM vadanti paramarSayaH how the great sages speak of the wilderness of life.
11005003a kaz cin mahati saMsAre vartamAno dvijaH kila A certain brahmana, living in the great world,
11005003c vananM durgam anuprApto mahat kravyAdasaGMkulam found himself on one occasion in a large inaccessible forest teeming with beasts of prey.
11005004a siMhavyAghragajAkArair atighorair mahAzanaiH It abounded on every side with lions and other animals looking like elephants, all of which were engaged in roaring aloud.
11005004c samantAt samMparikSiptamM mRtyor api bhayapradam Such was the aspect of that forest that yama himself would take fright at it.
