yo'hiṁsakāni bhūtāni hinastyātmasukhecchayā | sa jīvaṁśca mṛtaścaiva na kvacitsukhamedhate ||
Universal Translation
He who injures harmless creatures for the sake of his own pleasure never attains happiness, neither living nor dead.
adbhirgātrāṇi śudhyanti manaḥ satyena śudhyati | vidyātapobhyāṁ bhūtātmā buddhirjñānena śudhyati ||
Universal Translation
The physical limbs are purified by water; the mind is purified by truthfulness; the individual soul by sacred wisdom and austerity; and the intellect is purified by knowledge of Reality.
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