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**Verse 6:**
**Meaning:** Those with limited intellect, who perceive no difference between glass and sapphire due to their superficial resemblance, find no joy in the profound creations of poets. But those with discerning minds, who recognize even the subtlest distinctions in seemingly similar things, find such creations a grand celebration.
**Verse 7:**
**Meaning:** For those whose vision is clouded by delusion, the composition of the entire body of spiritual knowledge does not evoke wonder, as it does for the learned. The clever speech of a woman, filled with double entendres, fueled by the pride of desire, and overflowing with eloquence, does not delight the common folk, as it does the wise.
**Verse 8:**
**Meaning:** We bow to those noble souls who, having bathed in the pool of principles, cleansed by the radiant waters of spiritual knowledge, have shed the suffering of the world, the impurities of the Kali Yuga, greed, and desire. They have emerged pure, adorned with the sandalwood of tranquility, self-control, and purity. They are the essence of virtuous adornment, the treasure house of all virtues.