The document is about a story involving a mythical creature named Berunda with two heads. The first head finds a sweet fruit and gives it to his wife, making her happy. The second head then finds a poisonous fruit and eats it, despite a warning from the first head, and they both die as a result. The document also mentions that the Berunda motif is used in Karnataka's government emblem and seen in Hindu temples.

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It is used to as the
official emblem by
the
Karnataka
government and it is
seen as an intricately
sculptured motif in
Hindu temples.

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I shall give it to my
beloved. She will be
very happy.
Berunda thus gave
the fruit to his wife
Tatillatha.

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The second head was disappointed at what the first head
did. He was waiting for a chance to take a revenge.
One day ,the second head found a poisonous fruit

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Ignoring the first head’s warning, the second head ate
the poisonous fruit and both of them died