Verse 41

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The worm and the wasp· Verses 37–41

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Lying in the field with their hearts split open by Rama's arrows, their minds on him, they left their bodies as they had done in the birth before. Then here they were born again as Sisupala and the one born of Karusa, and by the tie of their hate for Hari they went into him before your eyes. Those kings who hated Krsna let go at the end the wrong they had done before, and became him, as a worm becomes the wasp that shapes it. However it came about, by a highest devotion that made no separation, the kings, Caidya and the rest, went to be of one nature with Hari through thinking of him. All that you asked me is told: how even those who hated him, the son of Damaghosa and the rest, came to be of one nature with Hari.