Passage 10

In English

protects the world (). is permanent and everlasting. The sun rises and sets causing day and night, we say. But in reality, the sun neither rises nor sets. The sun is always there, eternally effulgent. Similarly, is eternal, immutable, and imperishable. In the “...”, the word is used in relation to . means attenuation, atrophy, and decline. is never really subject to or decline. It is only the practice of that suffers from . emerges as an for the revival of the practice of and not for its protection, because it is eternal and absolute. It is only the practice of that needs a renaissance.