In the New Vrajamandala, the bull Dharma, a symbol of justice and principles, passed peacefully. It represented the moral order and the truth in the community. However, one day, the citizens, driven by an unscrupulous and thirsty leader of power, began to ignore the most basic teachings of the shastras. In his contempt, a madman struck a brahmana, a guardian of sacred knowledge and also a disciple of the founder. This, led the bull Dharma to a state of sadness, from which he did not recover and died. The death of the bull resonated with a sad echo throughout the estate. With their fall, the community understood, the last vestiges of respect for the dharma disappeared. The flowers stopped to flourish and collapse, symbol