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Expressions researched:
"kala"

Correspondence

1977 Correspondence

Letter to Artists -- Unknown Place Unknown Date:

Regarding the picture for B.G. 2/62, now that I am seeing it, the snake is all right. Another name for the snake is kal. So the snake is kala, or time. Time is also death. As soon as the snake bites, everything is finished.