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Religious studies cause violence, they are harmful and destructive to all living beings. Therefore, their animosity towards living beings increases. This is the action part of the next story. A Brahmin born from a Shudra woman is called a Nishad. A Brahmin born from a Vaishya woman is called an Ambashtha. A Nishad born from an Ambashtha woman is called a Vokkas. Those who hunt and search for deer and elephants for meat are called Vyagra and Hastitapas Aishik. Or those who search for roots and tubers for their food, or those who, by various means, search for food and drink, objects of enjoyment, and means of enjoyment, are all called Aishik. Kalopjivi - those who make a living through the arts, are called Maya Pradhan Vaishya or Shudra, those who farm and those of the Ahirs caste are called by different names. ||2||:
Whatever is taken from all sides, is called parigraha. Having attachment to bipeds, quadrupeds, wealth, grain, gold and silver etc. is parigraha. Those beings who are engrossed in or greedy for parigraha, who are attached to the beginning and the end, as mentioned in the previous story, their sinful and unbearable karma increases greatly. They cannot destroy those karmas even in hundreds of births, 'Veram Tesim Pavatu' is found in some places. This means that whoever oppresses or destroys any being, suffers in the world for hundreds of times in the same way. Just as the enmity of Jamdagni and Kritavirya etc. increases to their sons and grandsons. Why does this happen? While solving this, it is said - they are attached to the enjoyment of the senses, the beginning and the end, the killing etc. of the beings who are attached to the beginning and the end. Therefore, such beings who are attached to the objects of enjoyment, who are attached to the beginning and the end, who are bound by parigraha, cannot escape the eight types of karmas that cause suffering. ||3||
Aaghay Kicchamaheum, Naiyo Visaesino.
Anne Haranti Tam Vittam Kammi Kammehim Kicchati ||4|| Chhaya - Aaghatakrityamadhaatum, Jnatayo Visyaeshina.
Anye Haranti Tad Vittam, Karmi Karmabhih Krityate || Anuvaad - Relatives, family members, and family groups are greedy for worldly pleasures and wealth. After the death rites of their deceased family members, they take away their wealth. The man who has accumulated wealth by sinful karma, suffers the fruits of his sins alone.
Teeka - Kinchanayat - Ahannyante - Apanyante Vinaashyante Praninaam Dasha Prakara Api Pranaa Yasmin Sa Aaghato - Maranam Tasmai Tatra Va Krtam - Agnisanskarajalanjali Pradhan Pitripindaadikam Aaghatakrityam Tadaadhaatum - Aaghay Krityaapaschat 'Jnatayah' Swajanah Putrakalatra Bhratrvyaadayah, Kimbhutaah? - Visyaananveshtum Sheelam Yesham Te Anye Api Visyaeshkaah Santasyasya Duhkharjitam 'Vittam' Dravyajaatam 'Apaharanti' Swikurvanti, Tatha Choktam -
"Tat Stenarjitairdravyairadaar Shcha Parirkshitai. Kridantyanye Nara Rajan! Hrishtastuishta Hyalankrita ||1."
Sa Tu Dratyarjanaparayanah Savadyanusthanavan Karmavan Papi Swakritai Karmabhih Sansare 'Krityate' Chidyate Pidyata Itiyaavat ||4|| Swajanashcha Tadvyopjeevinastratraanaaya Na Bhavantiiti Darshayitum Aah -
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