It is not at all fitting to call ‘yadṛcchā-lābha-santuṣṭa’ the fool who has given up puruṣārtha entirely and, turned idler, lies about like an inert thing. Contentment is the jñāni's own property alone; it is not something that falls to others. The ajñāni, discontented, down in the pit of unrest, keeps laying desires upon desires and plans upon plans. Not stopping there, he frets, suffers an anguish no one should have to suffer, and makes his heart boil.