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[Verse 7-8]
They do not accept the teachings of the Devagamas and hold aversion towards them. They are completely one-sided, in terms of their own nature, the nature of others, and in terms of rules and prohibitions. They hold and propagate only one religion, believing in eternalism and other such doctrines. They are burnt by the pride of being an "apta" (knowledgeable person), even though they are not truly "apta" or omniscient. They are like those who are burnt or scorched by the ego of "we are aptas." Their own cherished belief, which is completely one-sided, is contradicted by direct evidence. In direct perception, no object is seen as completely eternal or non-eternal, completely one or many, completely existent or non-existent, etc. Or, in other words, their belief is invalid because it is in direct conflict with the reality of objects, which is established by direct perception as being multi-faceted.
Those who are completely one-sided in their views, O valiant Lord, do not produce good or bad karma, nor do they experience the afterlife (another birth).
Those who are attached to one-sided views, O Lord, are enemies of themselves and others. [8]