You sky-flyers staying near the great evergreen,“Yaṁ nissitā jagatiruhaṁ vihaṅgamā,this fire is emerging!Svāyaṁ aggiṁ pamuñcati;Geese! Flee to the quarters!Disā bhajatha vakkaṅgā,The threat is born from the refuge!Jātaṁ saraṇato bhayan”ti.
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