ke Vasudeva, quot;but not from me. taugo listen, from it you  as  kno. See, youve already learned ter too, t it is good to strive doo sink, to seek dept Sidd, told to you by t ot as ;

    Quoter a long pause: quot; ot;

    Vasudeva rose. quot;It is late,quot; ;lets go to sleep. I cant tell you t ot, or per already. See, Im no learned man, I o do is to listen and to be godly, I o say and teac, I mig like t is my task to ferry people across transported many, to all of t an obstacle on travels. travelled to seek money and business, and for ructing to get t obstacle. But for some among topped being an obstacle, ts voice, tened to it, and to t o me. Lets rest now, Sidd;

    Siddayed o operate t, and  t off trees. o build an oar, and learned to mend t, and to s, and  more teacaugly, . Most of all,  to listen, to pay close attention  , ing, opened soul,  passion,  a ,  an opinion.

    In a friendly manner,  lengt about words. Vasudeva was no friend of words; rarely, Siddo speak.

    quot;Did you,quot; so  one time, quot;did you too learn t secret from t time?quot;

    Vasudevas face  smile.

    quot;Yes, Sidd; ;It is t you mean, isnt it: t t once, at t t terfall, at t tains, every t time for it, not t, not ture?quot;

    quot;t is,quot; said Sidd;And  my life, and it ed from t by somet, and urn to Braure. Notence and is present.quot;

    Siddasy; deeply, tenment ed  all suffering time,  all forms of tormenting oneself and being afraid time,  everytile in t