अणुभाष्य (महाप्रभु वल्लभाचार्य - शुद्धाद्वैत वेदान्त ब्रह्मसूत्र महाभाष्य प्रकाश टीका सहित)

RIGHT, and the loop is on the LEFT! Wait! In 'न', the loop is on the left, horizontal stroke connects to the right vertical bar! Now look at this glyph: it is on the LEFT, and there is a vertical bar on the right ('ा'). Wait, could it be 'ज'? If it were 'ज' with 'ा', there would be TWO vertical bars: one for 'ज' itself, and one for 'ा'! Wait! Does this glyph have one vertical bar or two? It has ONE vertical bar after it! Wait, if 'ज' has its own vertical bar, then 'जा' has TWO vertical bars! Does this glyph have two vertical bars? NO! It has only ONE vertical bar! Wait, what letters have NO vertical bar of their own, but take an 'ा' (or are attached to a vertical bar)? Wait, 'न' has its own vertical bar! 'ना' has TWO vertical bars! Wait, let's count the vertical bars: After 'दे': - Bar 1: for 'न' - Bar 2: the 'ा' of 'ना' Then: - Glyph - Bar 3: the 'ा' of ... wait, is it 'ा'? - Then 'त्' (no bar, it's half 'त') - Then 'म' (has a bar) -