351.

Of things devoid of truth as real things men deem;

Cause of degraded birth [life] the fond delusive dream!

352.

Darkness departs, and rapture springs to men who see

The mystic vision pure, from all delusion free.

353.

When doubts disperse, and mists of error roll

Away, nearer is heav'n than earth to sage's soul.

354.

Five-fold perception gained, what benefits accrue

To them whose spirits lack perception of the true?

355.

Whatever thing, of whatsoever kind it be,

'Tis wisdom's part in each the very thing to see.

356.

Who learn, and here the knowledge of the true obtain,

Shall find the path that hither cometh not again.

357.

The mind that knows with certitude what is, and ponders well,

Its thoughts on birth again [resurrection] to other life need not to dwell.

358.

When folly, cause of births [lives], departs; and soul can view

The truth of things, man's dignity —'tis wisdom true.

359.

The true 'support' who knows —rejects 'supports' he sought before

Sorrow that clings and all destroys, shall cling to him no more.

360.

When lust and wrath and error's triple tyranny is o'er,

Their very names for aye extinct, then pain shall be no more.