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**Verse 29:**
**Meaning:** Forcing the senses (suppressing them) does not bring them under control, like a wild elephant, but instead makes them prone to causing harm.
**Verse 30:**
**Meaning:** Those who appear to be righteous but look down upon others with shame, while harboring evil thoughts in their minds, are deceitful and cast their souls into the pit of hell.
**Verse 31:**
**Meaning:** A man who is detached from the objects of the senses, by dedicating his soul to pure devotion and constantly recognizing the distinction between self and others, can successfully prevent his senses from being captivated by those objects.
**Verse 32:**
**Meaning:** The extraordinary detachment is one where there is no intention or effort, whether in attachment or detachment, and the sensory afflictions gradually diminish.
**Verse 33:**
**Meaning:** The activities of yogis, like the dance of a puppet controlled by strings, do not cause any harm. Knowledgeable people who live in the world are like this.
**Chapter 5**