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If you are grieving for your guru, who has shed his mortal body, and are lamenting his 'bhasmasatkriti' (cremation), then know that the gods, who were his devotees even before his birth, and who had an even greater love for him, are celebrating his passing with great joy. (382)
You may say, "I can no longer see him, hear his divine words, or touch his feet and adorn my crown with the radiance of his nails. Therefore, I am consumed with grief." But this is a delusion, for it is futile to grieve for what is past. (383)
O Bharata, your father was the supreme guru of the three worlds, and you are the possessor of the three knowledges. Why are you destroying your own greatness with this attachment? Are you not ashamed to act in this way, even in the presence of Indra? Do you not understand that I will attain liberation before Indra? (384)
What is desirable and what is undesirable in this world? This foolish creature, driven by delusion, hates some and desires others, and sometimes even confuses the two. Thus, his cycle of karma continues, and even though he is worthy of liberation, he becomes like a poor man, wandering aimlessly, afraid and miserable. (385)