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Thereupon she made him an agreement and a covenant and swore a solemn oath by Him who is Self-existent, that this thing should befal betwixt them but once and never again for all time, and that the desire of him was driving her to death and perdition.

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Self-existent One made a gift of this entire earth with all its hilly and forest tracts, to Kasyapa, by way of gratuity, for ministering as a priest.

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O king, this is the divine forest of the Self-existent One, which hath now come to our view.

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And the learned Sukra becoming a planet and engaged according to the command of the Self-existent in pouring and withholding rain, and in dispensing and remitting calamities, traverses, for sustaining the lives of all the creatures in the three worlds, through the skies.

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On the mighty occasion of that sacrifice, the Self-existent One made a gift of this entire earth with all its hilly and forest tracts, to

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O king, this is the divine forest of the Self-existent One, which hath now come to our view.

The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa Translated into English Prose Vana Parva, Part 1 Kisari Mohan [Translator] Ganguli

[Exod 8: 14+] God thereby declares that He is the One and Only Self-existent, [Isa 44: 6+] Eternal, [Ps 90: 1, 2+] and

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The Self-existent hath sanctioned such offices for the four orders that having recourse to them each may acquire wealth without being censurable.

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And the learned Sukra becoming a planet and engaged according to the command of the Self-existent in pouring and withholding rain, and in dispensing and remitting calamities, traverses, for sustaining the lives of all the creatures in the three worlds, through the skies.

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Perpetually Self-existent Being, who spoke thus in that Saying of his

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