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**Verse 13:**
*Asadgraha* (non-acceptance of truth) is not destroyed in one who has it, nor is the knowledge given to him considered fruitful. The royal fortune of the wise does not bestow itself upon one who is stained with the blemish of *vaikalya* (mental disturbance).
**Verse 14:**
Just as water kept in an earthen pot, due to its inherent weakness, destroys both itself and the pot immediately, similarly, giving knowledge to one whose mind is afflicted with *asadgraha* (non-acceptance of truth) leads to the destruction of both the knowledge and the person holding the *asadgraha*.
**Verse 15:**
The foolish person who gives good advice to one whose mind is afflicted with *asadgraha* (non-acceptance of truth) is like someone who applies musk to a dog's body, thinking they are doing a great favor.
**Verse 16:**
One who gives the profound meaning of the scriptures to someone who is tainted by *asadgraha* (non-acceptance of truth), obtained with great effort, is like someone who sows seeds in barren land, knowing that their efforts will be in vain.