Verse 30

²⁷And if from the company of the bad he takes pleasure in wrongdoing, his senses unmastered, his mind on desire, mean, greedy, ruled by women, and violent towards living things, ²⁸killing beasts outside the rule and worshipping the crowds of the dead and the spirits, that creature goes helpless to the hells and passes into the thick darkness. ²⁹Doing with his body works whose end is sorrow, he takes a body again through those very works. What happiness is there in that for one whose nature is to die? ³⁰The worlds are afraid of me, and so are the world-guardians who live an age long; and even Brahma, whose life runs to two parardhas, is afraid of me.