Verse 30

³⁰For a good man who has got devotion, what else is left over, when I have qualities without end, when I am Brahman, whose very self is the tasting of bliss? ³¹As cold and fear and darkness go from one who draws near to the revered fire, so they go from one who serves the good. ³²For those who sink and rise again in the terrible sea of becoming, the good are the highest place to go, those who know Brahman and are at peace: a firm boat for men drowning in the water. ³³Food is the life of the living, and I am the shelter of those in distress; dharma is the wealth of men when they have gone, and the good are the refuge of those who fear what lies below.

³⁴The good give the eyes; the sun that has risen is outside. The good are the gods and the kinsmen; the good are the self, and the good are I myself. ³⁵So Vaitasena too, from then on wanting nothing of Urvasi's world, free of clinging, wandered over this earth, taking his pleasure in the self.