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**Meaning:** Just as the soul, devoid of afflictions and perceived only through experience, is delightful to yogis, so this physical form (beauty), filled with afflictions (perishable) and the object of the physical eye, is not pleasing to others. ||7||
**Meaning:** A foolish man finds joy in this (object of the eye) by seeing the movements (gait), grace, laughter, and gestures of women, but the eyes of the detached do not even glance at these women, who are like vajras (thunderbolts) in their ability to pierce the mountain of good deeds. ||8||
**Meaning:** The fragrance of musk, jasmine, clove, sandalwood, and camphor does not bring joy to the wise, whose bodies are fragrant with the virtue of a love that is free from attachment and that is a barrier to Cupid. ||9||
**Meaning:** That which is used for a long time and which the wind takes away, does not deserve love here, for the fragrance of virtue is superior to it. ||10||