Verse 31

³¹so the living one, whose lodging is desire, wanders by high roads and low, and goes above or below or in between, to what is appointed, pleasant or unpleasant. ³²Not one of the pains that come from fate, from other beings and from himself is ever cut off for the living one, even if a remedy is found for each of them. ³³As a man carrying a heavy load on his head shifts it to his shoulder, so it is with every remedy. ³⁴Work by itself is no final cure for works. Both of them, faultless one, come out of not knowing, like a dream inside a dream. ³⁵Though the thing is not there at all, the round of birth does not stop, as it does not stop for a man moving in a dream by his mind in its subtle form.

³⁶Now for the self, which is the one thing worth having, the round of birth is a chain of things not worth having; and it is cut through by the highest devotion to the teacher.