US-P16.035ab ।US-P16.035cd ॥
In plain words
From the scriptural teaching that modifications are merely verbal, from the absolute absence of any real change, from texts such as 'from death to death he goes,' and from the traditional memory of such notions as 'mine' and 'by me'—[the unreality of worldly life is established].
Close to the Sanskrit
From the scriptural text starting with vācārambhaṇa and indeed from the non-existence of transformations, and from such texts as 'from death to death', and from the remembrance of 'mine' and 'by me' [comes the unreality of duality].