In English
We have learnt from books and elders that has or Bull and the Universal Mother the lion, as their carriers. The head of her son is like the head of an elephant. His carrier is a mouse. Her second son has for his carrier a peacock. Thus, the four members of the family, , , () and represent the four : , , and . In this family, consisting of four members, we can recognise the unity that exists in spite of the fact that their respective carriers are in conflict with each other. We know that the lion and the bull do not go together at all. While the lion is the for the mother, the son () has an elephant for his head. The lion and the elephant cannot bear to even see each other. The elephant will die of fear if it sees a lion even in the dream. The vehicle of is a mouse. All the ornaments which his father wears are serpents. There is enmity between the mouse and the snakes. The carrier of is a peacock. The serpent, peacock and mouse are totally inimical to each other. wears or fire in his forehead and water on his head. Water and fire do not go together at all. While their carriers and the ornaments they wear and their appurtenances are all mutually contradictory and inimical to each other, yet this closely-knit family of and has been demonstrating to the entire world how a family, though consisting of contradictory elements, should live in concord.