Verse 31

³¹The strands bring works into being, and strand goes on bringing forth strand; but the living one, joined to the strands, eats the fruits of the works. ³²So long as the strands are uneven, so long is there manyness for the self; and so long as there is manyness for the self, just so long it stands under another's hand. ³³So long as it is not its own master, so long there is fear from the Lord. Those who keep serving this are bewildered and given over to grief. ³⁴When the strands are stirred together, they speak of me in many ways: as time, as the self, as scripture, as the world, as one's own nature, and as dharma.