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J'ai eu un prof comme ça, complètement dans sa tête. Mais ce qu'il racontait, quand il n'allait pas faire une tangente sur sa vie perso, était intéressant intellectuellement. Malheur à qui lui posait une question, il prenait ça comme une remise en question de sa personne, se mettait sur la défensive

It points to ātma-bodha (Self-realization): knowing oneself as consciousness, not merely the body–mind that experiences the world through mind and senses.

And the broader rule: a deity’s vāhana (vehicle) is a theory of transmission—how an abstract principle becomes legible.

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Folklore says the swan can separate milk from water: a mythic shorthand for critical thinking as the vehicle of knowledge.

In Sanskrit the swan is haṃsa, read as aham (“I”) + saḥ (“That”): “I am That”—a claim about ontology, not identity.

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