Question and answer 2
In plain words
Disciple: Master, by what means may one end the sorrow of saṃsāra, which is birth, death and the rest, and reach supreme bliss?
Guru: My son, what delusion is this? You are always bliss by nature. There is not the least sorrow of saṃsāra in you. So do not burden yourself with the sorrow of birth and the rest. You are Brahman, conscious, with neither birth nor death.
Word for word
Disciple: Master! For the ending of the sorrow of saṃsāra in the form of birth, death and the rest, and for the attaining of supreme bliss, what is the means?
Guru: Disciple! What delusion is this! You are always bliss by nature. In you the sorrow of saṃsāra is not, even a little; therefore do not take on the sorrow of birth and the rest. You are the conscious Brahman, free of birth and death.