| 29.1.1 |
Desiring to take the world and do it (as you
desire),
my view (is that) this can not be
(done). |
| 29.1.2 |
The world (is) a form of the Divine,
(that
you) can not do (as you desire). |
| 29.1.3 |
Those who do (as they desire will) spoil
it.
Those who (try to) catch hold (of it will) lose it.
|
| 29.2.1 |
So
things may be (taken as) going (by
themselves) or following (your desire). |
| 29.2.2 |
(Like) either blow breath to warm (hands) or
blow (to cool things). |
| 29.2.x |
{Or be strong or weak.} |
| 29.2.3 |
Or
(take it as) heaped earth or fallen city mounds. |
| 29.3 |
This is why the sage departs from indulgence (in
pleasure between men and women),
departs from extravagance (and)
departs from easefulness. |
