Verse 44

⁴¹A man does not know how sharp the things of the senses are without going through them. So he wearies of them himself; not so one whose understanding has been split open by others. ⁴²What you did to us, good householders bound to our works, hard as it was to bear: that offence of yours was borne. ⁴³Cutter of the thread, in that you have done us this harm a second time, let there be no standing place for you anywhere in the worlds as you wander, fool. ⁴⁴Narada, who is held in honour by the good, took that fully upon himself and said so be it. This much is what the good say: one who has the power bears it himself.