In English
(3) Avoid cleverness and pompous scholarship in the process of spiritual discipline. Verbal jugglery is an unprofitable pastime. A stork was elated that it is superior to the Moon, for, as it argued in its scholastic pride, the Moon is white only in one ; I am white in both ( means both a fortnight and it also means, a wing); the Moon is the enemy of , only at a specified time; I am the enemy of all the time ( means the Lotus, which closes at moon rise; it also means fish, which the stork gobbles up all the time, whenever it is able to catch them). But his is merely clever punning on words; it does not guarantee innate superiority.