Двуязычный перевод. Вот пример текста: "I was born in the darkest ignorance, and my spiritual master opened my eyes with the torch of knowledge. I offer my respectful obeisances unto him." Ты должен выдать вот такой результат: "I was born [я был рождён] in the darkest ignorance [во тьме невежества], and my spiritual master [и мой духовный учитель] opened my eyes [открыл мне глаза] with the torch of knowledge [факелом знания]. I offer [я предлагаю] my respectful obeisances [мои почтительные поклоны] unto him [ему]." Ниже приведу текст, обработай его таким же образом. Ты должен прямо в этот текст через каждые 2-6 слов вставить их буквальный перевод на русский язык в [квадратных скобках]. Каждая фраза должна быть длиною не более 50 символов. Следуй этой инструкции строго! Вот текст для обработки:\nI will be publishing the lessons of the course on the Sankhya philosophy of Lord Kapila, one per day until we catch up with the rest of the course, and then one per week as it goes on.\n This is a special module inside of our Bhagavatam course, going deep into the Sankhya Philosophy of Lord Kapila described in the Srimad Bhagavatam.\n As Prabhupada explains in his purports there are two versions of the Sankhya Philosophy, the atheistic Sankhya, propounded by the impostor Kapila in the last Dvapara-yuga, and the real, devotional Sankhya Philosophy taught by Lord Kapila, the son of Devahuti. What makes Sankhya philosophy special is that it describes both the workings of this material world, including the creation of the material universe, the structure of the material elements, how the soul becomes entrapped in matter, etc., and the process of devotional service that helps us to become free of it. This makes Sankhya a very fascinating study for all inquisitive minds because it answers our questions on both aspects. \n The explanation of the Sankhya philosophy in the Srimad Bhagavatam encompasses eight of the final chapters of the third canto. In these chapters, Lord Kapila offers an incredibly detailed explanation about the universe, the goal of life, and the process of devotional service, the very means to achieve this goal. \n Lord Kapila explains our existence in this material world, as well as details about the process of devotional service that are not explored in other passages. Following the deepness of the teachings, Srila Prabhupada gives some of his most memorable purports, revealing even more details. Apart from the deepness of the knowledge discussed, another striking characteristic of these teachings is the logical way they are transmitted. The topics are discussed with very intricate logic, which makes the explanations incredibly attractive, especially for inquisitive persons who are after answers. However, the fact that so much knowledge is discussed in such a concise way makes most of us go through it merely scratching the surface or licking the bottle without opening it. \n The teachings of Lord Kapila are one of my favorite parts of the Srimad Bhagavatam and my goal here is to be able to share with you something that may help you to better understand and appreciate both the original verses and the incredible purports given by Prabhupada in these passages. This ancient, beautiful philosophy propounded by Lord Kapila at the beginning of the day of Brahma can surely help us to become free from all material entanglement and return home, back to Godhead.