चक्षुर् ह उच्चक्राम तत् संवत्सरं प्रोष्य आगत्य उवाच कथम् अशकत मद् ऋते जीवितुम् इति ते ह ऊचुः यथा अन्धा अपश्यन्तश् चक्षुषा प्राणन्तः प्राणेन वदन्तो वाचा शृण्वन्तः श्रोत्रेण विद्वांसो मनसा प्रजायमाना रेतसा एवम् अजीविष्म इति प्रविवेश ह चक्षुः
cakṣur ha uccakrāma tat saṃvatsaraṃ proṣya āgatya uvāca katham aśakata mad ṛte jīvitum iti te ha ūcuḥ yathā andhā apaśyantaś cakṣuṣā prāṇantaḥ prāṇena vadanto vācā śṛṇvantaḥ śrotreṇa vidvāṃso manasā prajāyamānā retasā evam ajīviṣma iti praviveśa ha cakṣuḥ
The eye went out. Having stayed away for a year, it came back and asked: "How did you live without me?" They said: "Like the blind: not seeing with the eye — but living by the other powers. So we lived." And the eye entered again.
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The second year is without sight: they live "like the blind". The eye-as-support proves replaceable: the other powers covered the breach, and the house of life stood.
The rhythm of the parable does not change: a year away — a question — the body's sober answer — a quiet return to its place. Every power measures its own absence in person and satisfies itself in person: without it there is a maiming, not a death. Humility is not taught from outside — it is worked out by going away.