Verse 36

³⁶A beggar who has gone out from home, from the field where the three are sown, and then goes back to serve them, is a man eating his own vomit, and shameless. ³⁷Those who once held their own body to be no self, mortal, bound to end as dung or worms or ashes, and then take it for themselves and make much of it, are the worst of the untrue. ³⁸A householder giving up his acts; a young student giving up his vow; a man of austerities living in a village; a beggar whose senses will not keep still: ³⁹these are the outcasts of the stages of life, mockeries of them. They are confused by the god's maya, and are to be passed over with pity.

⁴⁰If a man knows the self, the highest, his mind shaken clean by knowledge, then what does he want, and for whose sake, when like a lecher he feeds his body?