In English
Selective adherence to
investigates the paradox that though the body is temporary, why emphasis is laid on our (bodily action). This, he concluded, was necessary to purify the mind. Hence the body must enter into actions. But today, people take from this whatever part is useful to them and discard the others. A story is said about a lazy celibate, who came to a house to beg for alms. The kind lady, though it was an odd time, did not want to break a family tradition. She requested the celibate to have his bath and ablutions at the river nearby, while she cooked something for him. The lazy person answered that "Lord 's name is itself a hearty bath." The wise lady saw through the fake (mendicant) and countered: "Very well then! The same 's name will also be your food." It is because of this kind of selective adherence to , that man has become so impure.