In English
THERE are in the world various kinds of subjects for which knowledge is available - knowledge of music, literature, art, sculpture, economics, politics, and the like. All these are only components of worldly knowledge knowledge relating to the phenomenal world. All worldly knowledge can help to increase one's comforts, but will not contribute to his (liberation). However much we may acquire control over material conditions, this will not serve to produce peace of mind or the bliss of the soul. In a sense, the more the worldly knowledge the less is one likely to have mental peace.