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A scanned text page with a warm yellow-to-orange gradient background and a thin golden border. The top section shows Sanskrit verses in Devanagari script, followed by their romanized transliteration with verse numbers 2-22-5 through 2-22-7. Below is an italicised English translation describing Rama charging a Brahma weapon towards the sea, with darkness enveloping the world. A prose paragraph follows explaining that the weapon was redirected towards Dhrumatulya in modern Rajasthan, turning it into a desert until it was cleansed by Bhagavan Rama's blessings. A page number 4 sits at the bottom centre. No people or deities are depicted.

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