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In plain words

"The disease is typhoid. And in the very room where the typhoid patient lies there are a jar of water and pickled tamarind. If you want the patient to get well, you must move him out of that room. The worldly man is the typhoid patient; worldly things are the water jar; the craving for enjoyment is the thirst for water. Merely to think of pickled tamarind makes the mouth water; you need not bring it near. And such things are in the house too: the company of women. So treatment in solitude is needed.