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Kusila Parijna-adhyayana. It is that these karmas do not lead to siddhi (spiritual perfection). Therefore, those whose principles are these are ignorant, through these karmas they will attain bhava-bhramana (wandering in the cycle of births and deaths). Therefore, the person who has attained the true knowledge should not harm the living beings, mobile and immobile, for his own happiness.
Commentary - Those who are desirous of liberation have declared that siddhi (spiritual perfection) is attained by contact with water or by agnihotra (fire ritual). This has been said without examination, how so? Because, indeed, in this manner, by immersion in water or by agnihotra, there is no siddhi for the one who is a killer of living beings. And they, not understanding the ultimate truth, by harming the living beings, do evil, thinking it to be dharma (righteousness), and are killed-destroyed in various ways, in which the living being is the slaughter-the cycle of transmigration, they will enter, for by the undertaking of the watery and fiery bodies, the destruction of the mobile and immobile beings is certainly inevitable, and in their destruction is only the cycle of transmigration, not liberation. Therefore, the wise, the discerning of the real and the unreal, having understood the true nature as it is, should reflect on how the happiness can be obtained at present by the mobile and immobile beings, and know-understand this. This is said - "First is knowledge, then compassion, thus abides every self-restrained one. What will the ignorant do, or what will they know of the removal of evil?" etc.
Those who, by harming the living beings, seek happiness, they are without restraint, and the unrestrained, they experience such a state in the cycle of transmigration.