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  "Abhayam (fearlessness) heads the list. What specific fear is being addressed — existential dread, social shame, metaphysical anxiety about death, or the practitioner's fear of failure on the path?",
  "Jnana-yoga-vyavasthiti appears as a single compound — how do the schools differ in whether jnana and yoga are sequential, simultaneous, or identical, and what practical difference does that make?",
  "Arjava (straightforwardness, non-crookedness) closes the first verse's list. Is it primarily an epistemic virtue (not concealing what one knows), an ethical one (not deceiving others), or a physical one (bodily uprightness)?",
  "Dama (sense-restraint) appears alongside yajna (sacrifice) and svadhyaya (Vedic study) — do the schools read these as practices of the same person, or as virtues distributed across the ashramas and varnas?",
  "The chapter will contrast daivi and asuri sampat — is the primary axis good/evil, free/bound, sattvic/rajaso-tamasic, or devotee/non-devotee? Which framing has the most pedagogical traction today?",
  "Vallabha reads the twenty-six daivi qualities as Bhagavan's own creation bestowed on aligned souls — how does a purely gift-based ethics differ from a cultivation-based ethics in practice?"
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  "viśiṣṭādvaita": "Abhayam is tested at the moment of loss — when a project collapses or a relationship breaks, the Visishtadvaita practitioner asks not 'how do I recover?' but 'what is Bhagavan removing that I was clinging to?' Each such moment is an active training in recognising that the fear of loss is the root obstacle to kainkarya (dedicated service).",
  "dvaita": "The Dvaita reading makes tapas (austerity) concrete and bodily — brahmacarya (energy conservation), fasting, early rising — not as punishment but as the jiva's way of expressing its dependence on Hari. One practical entry point: choose one sense-pleasure to defer today as an acknowledgment that you are not the ultimate enjoyer.",
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