Nothing is excluded, eveything has a place in the big scheme of things - this is uniquely characteristic of Hinduism. Even the skills of the demon can be put to good use by the godly in nature, as were the skills of the titan Mayasura by Sri Krishna and Arjuna, recounted in a translation by Sri Aurobindo:
The Titan, "yet in me a fire has burned Some deed to do for love's sake. He am I, The Titan architect and poet high, The maker: something give me to create." Urjuun replied, "If from the grasp of Fate Rescued by me thou pray'st, then is the deed Sufficient, Titan: I will take no meed. Yet will I not deny thee: for my friend Do somewhat and thy debt tome shall end."
Then by the Titan questioned Vaasudave Pondered a while what boon were best to have. At length he answered: "Let a hall be raised Peerless, thou great artificer highpraised,— If thou wilt needs do somewhat high designed,— For Yudishthere such hall as may thy mind Imagine. Wonderful the pile shall be, No mortal man shall copy although he Labour to grasp it, nor on transient earth Another equal wonder shall have birth. Vast let it be. Let human and divine And the Titanic meet in one design."
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