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## The Thirty-Fifth Chapter
This one, or any other, is helpless by people who enjoy their own deeds. He who is not understood there, is not considered a person there. ||172|| Why was the hospitality not done by me, the unfortunate one? Even today, my mind is burning with this thought. ||173|| Seeing your spotless, beautiful form, who, even if very angry, does not experience great wonder? ||174|| Saying this, the pure Kapil, weeping, was consoled by Rama with auspicious words, and Janaki consoled his wife, Susharma. ||175|| Then, by Rama's command, the servants bathed Kapil, the Shravaka, with joy, with water from golden pitchers, along with his wife. ||176|| He was given the best food, adorned with clothes and jewels, and taking a lot of wealth, he went to his own abode. ||177|| Although he had attained enjoyment, full of all kinds of equipment, which was amazing for people, still, he was pierced by arrows of honor, bitten by great serpents of virtue, and his soul was oppressed by service, so he did not attain satisfaction. Meaning - Rama had honored him instead of rejecting him, subdued him with his many virtues, and made him happy with service like bathing, eating, drinking, etc., so he was constantly in this sorrow, thinking, "Look, how I was a wicked person who did not even let them stay at home for one night, and how these great men have done such a favor to us?" ||178-179|| He began to think, "I was so poor in the village that I used to wander around with a bundle of wood on my shoulder, hungry and thirsty, with a weak body. Today, by Rama's grace, I have become like a Yaksha king in the same village, and I am free from all worries and sorrows." ||180-181|| "My house, which had collapsed, was dilapidated, full of holes, stained with the filth of crows and other birds, and where even cow dung was not applied, is now, by Rama's grace, full of many cows, surrounded by many palaces, and enclosed by a wall." ||182-183|| Alas, my lotus-eyed brothers have come home. They are created without fault, with faces like the moon. ||184||