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## Sixth Chapter
With Hindi Commentary.
Even from the initial actions, they cannot refrain. In addition to these, they cannot refrain from other blameworthy actions, those that produce ignorance and cause suffering to the lives of other beings.
**Commentary:** In this sutra, as in the previous ones, the sutrakar describes the vices of the non-believer, saying that the non-believer acts without experience and reflection, resulting in suffering in this world and the next. He cannot refrain from horses, cows, buffaloes, goats, sheep, slaves, maidservants, laborers, and groups of men throughout his life, meaning that his soul is not inclined towards the path of renunciation. His inclination is always towards enjoyment. He cannot refrain from those who trade in masha or half-masha, rupaka, and karshapan, etc. This means that the non-believer is always immersed in the means of worldly transactions, such as tola, masa, karshapan, mudra, coin, rupee, etc. His mind is always preoccupied with gold, silver, wealth, grain, gems, pearls, conch shells, stone, coral, etc. It is almost impossible for him to refrain from them. He always cheats in weighing and measuring. He sees no fault in it. His mind is always filled with various kinds of resolutions and alternatives. Sometimes he is immersed in the disputes of beginning and starting (agricultural work), sometimes he is distressed. In short, because he cannot refrain from all this, his mind can never be peaceful. He himself commits violence and teaches violence to others. He cooks himself and has others cook for him. In addition to this, deceit, beating, threats, punishment, killing, imprisonment, and various kinds of suffering are always at his heels. It is impossible for him to refrain from them. He cannot refrain from cruel actions that cause pain to other beings, produce ignorance, and lead to the destruction of villages, etc., because all these actions are performed in various ways due to the principles he accepts.
Now the sutrakar describes the subject of other unrighteous actions:
From the world - name - some people - pen - lentil - sesame - mugg - mas - nipphav - kulath - alisandag - jawajava - and so on - in these - unrighteous - cruel