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Even the venerable Bhavyas have to experience existence, which is obtained from time. Time is beginningless and filled with inconceivable suffering. Therefore, this state of existence is to be condemned again and again. This is what wise men should understand. There is no need to grieve in this world, or even the Bhavyatva of beings is of many kinds. O King, the inherent nature of things is like this. ||386|| O Bharata, you are the knower of the nature of the world. Don't you know that due to continuous transformation for an infinite time, this being has had hundreds of relationships? Why are you then deluded like an ignorant person? ||387|| Even the body of the Lord Vrishabhadeva, the ruler of the three worlds, is made by karma, therefore it is not permanent and therefore wise men consider it to be despicable. ||388|| The Lord who was visible to the eyes before, now resides in the heart, so what is there to grieve about? You keep seeing them in your mind always. ||389|| Thinking in this way about the true nature of things in your mind, you should extinguish the fire of sorrow with the water of pure knowledge. Thus said Ganadhara Vrishabhasena. Then the Chakravarti, just as a mountain burnt by a forest fire is calmed by the water of new clouds, was calmed by his words. ||390|| Leaving behind the worry caused by the grief of his father, Bharata, whose self-knowledge is about to happen and whose crown is becoming humble, bowed to Ganadharadeva and, condemning his own excessive desire for enjoyment and being eager for liberation, he entered his city with great splendor. ||391||
1. Following the world. 2. In the world. 3. Subject of grief. 4. Meaning, like other ignorant people. 5. In the mind. 6. Skilled in the pursuit of liberation. 'Dakshe tu chaturapeshalapatavaha. Suthan ushna cha' - This is the name of the group of those who are quick to act. Eager for liberation. L.