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KULASEKHARA |
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said: "if my friends did not steal tile Lord's necklace, this cobra will not harm me.
If otherwise I am Willing to die from its bite." And the king introduced his hand into the pot. The cobra did not harm him, and the king leapt with joy saying: "My lord has vindicated His devotees!" The ministers who saw it all felt ashamed and fell at the king's feet. The king excused them all. Soon Kulasekhara found the life of a king incompatible with the life of a God-man. He wanted to live solely in the company of God-lovers. So, he handed over the Government of his state to his son,
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