The story of Narasimha tells of a ruler who tried to make himself invulnerable by covering every possible condition: human or animal, day or night, inside or outside, weapon or magic

The Divine appeared in a form and at a moment that belonged to none of those categories. The conditions were fulfilled, but the scheme could not contain the reality that arrived

The lesson is not to abandon reason. It is to remember its boundary. However carefully the mind calculates, something may remain outside its map and still shape the outcome