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• It happeneth often, I confess, that a lobster hath the chely or great claw of one side longer than the other [...].
• The tail is curved up over the body and the pedipalps held forwards with the tip of the movable finger of the chela in contact with the sand.
• The two brushes on each chela snap open into semicircular fans, forming fine-mesh baskets that passively filter water.
• The guru had insight. He understood his chela. The relationship between a guru and his chela was as a father to a son, as a whole person to a whole person, individual and unique.
• The guru-chela relationship was a theme in many of Nicholas's paintings. In Pearl of Searching, the guru is looking thoughtfully at a pearl necklace with his chela. This symbolizes the "pearl of great price" that gives purpose to life.
• This, of course, is done by the guru as the result of a long process in which his consciousness must merge with that of the chela and wherein the chela is absorbed essentially into the guru.