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## Āturpratyākhyānaprakirṇakam, Chapter 33
**Thus I consider and inform the Guru of all that was previously mentioned, that which is blameworthy and censurable, and also the veil, illusion, both internal and external. The internal is in the form of the mind's bad intention, and the external is related to the taking of life.**
**I censure that which is censurable, such as the lack of restraint, and I censure that which is censurable, such as the taking of morsels. Thus I consider and inform the Guru of all that is censurable and censurable. And that which exists within is internal, and that which exists outside is external. The veil, illusion, is internal in the form of the mind's bad intention, and external in relation to the taking of life.**
**[Chapter 33-36: Customers who are helpful in criticism]**
**Just as a child, speaking, speaks of what is right and wrong, so too should one consider and, freeing oneself from the illusion of falsehood, speak out.**
**By what method should one consider? Just as a child, unaware and unintelligent, speaking, speaks of what is right and wrong, what should be spoken and what should not be spoken, speaks straightforwardly, with humility and sincerity, to his mother, and does not think, "This is shameful, it should not be spoken, this should be spoken," or "This is hidden, this should be spoken, this is revealed," but, due to his childish nature, does not understand and speaks everything, so too should one consider in the same way, reveal to the Guru the veil, which is in the form of concealment, and falsehood, which is in the form of speaking otherwise, and, freeing oneself from it, abandon it.**
**How should one consider? Just as a child, speaking, speaks of what should be spoken and what should not be spoken, speaks straightforwardly, with humility and sincerity, to his mother, and does not think, "This is shameful, it should not be spoken, this should be spoken," but speaks everything, whether hidden or revealed, so too should one consider in the same way, reveal to the Guru the veil, which is in the form of concealment of sin, and falsehood, which is in the form of speaking otherwise, and, freeing oneself from it, abandon it.**
**By what method should one consider? Just as a child, speaking, speaks of what should be spoken and what should not be spoken, speaks straightforwardly, with humility and sincerity, to his mother, and does not think, "This is shameful, it should not be spoken, this should be spoken," so too should one consider in the same way, reveal to the Guru the veil, which is in the form of concealment, and falsehood, which is in the form of speaking otherwise, and abandon it.**