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A living being, through its actions, becomes a dullard, impotent, unfortunate, wicked, foolish, and malicious, and by being a bad human, becomes invisible. A living being is a savage and a scavenger. It is an archer within a forest, a god in a celestial chariot, considers itself devoid of merit, and becomes weak upon seeing the splendor of Indra. A living being is a bird in the sky and a land animal on the ground, a snake in a burrow, and an aquatic creature in water. It is born in the womb of an animal and is torn apart, crushed, and devoured in an instant by others. A miserable, unbearable, and unfortunate being is killed by the denizens of hell in the hellish abyss. It swims alone, crosses the Vaitarani alone, and wanders on the burning earth. A living being, like a bee attracted to pleasure, falls into the mire of the world. It is alone, scorched by penance, and enlightened by knowledge, becoming the Supreme Being. || 3 ||
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Thus, upon hearing the concept of oneness, one should regulate one's mind deeply. The poor living being is alone and different from all beings. It is bound by different atoms, and the mass that is bound in the womb is different. The living being is different, and the stain of sinful actions is different. Merit is different, and its fruit is different. A woman is taken to a family by others. Another is born as a son. A friend who is a helper in one's work is another, and a loving brother is another. A servant is another due to greed for wealth. The living being is intoxicated by delusion, and in a drunken state, it calls others "ours," not knowing how it is abandoned by all. In half a moment, chariots, horses, elephants, and flags, along with their attendants, become different. In the ultimate reality, no one belongs to anyone in the world. Even the lord (king) of the earth is alone.