Suddenly pushed by this breath, the child comes out with great difficulty, his head below, unable to breathe and deprived of memory under the effect of the intense pain

The child then falls to the ground, covered with excrement and blood, and moves like a worm from matter feces. He forgets his higher knowledge and begins to cry, bewitched by maya [the energy of illusion of the Lord].

After leaving the womb, the child is left in the care of people unable to understand what it is. he wants and who nevertheless care for him. Unable to refuse what he is given, he finds himself in an undesirable situation. Lying on an unhealthy bed, soaked in sweat and infested with germs, the poor child is unable to scratch himself to relieve the itching that overwhelms him, what to say to sit, stand up or even move.

All kinds of midges, mosquitoes, bedbugs and other insects bite the helpless baby whose skin is so tender, just like little worms bite a bigger one. Deprived of his wisdom, the child cries bitterly.

This is how the being goes through the period of childhood, subjected to various trying situations, then he reaches his first years, where he continues to suffer from the fact that he can never get what he craves. Thus, enveloped in ignorance, he is miserable and anger consumes him.

As his body grows, the distinct being, in order to silence his soul, develops his pride and his anger, which leads him to harbor hostility to the with regard to beings as concupiscent as him. Under the effect of this ignorance, the distinct being considers his body of matter, made up of five elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether), his own being. Thus lost, he considers ephemeral objects to be his own, and his ignorance leads him to the darkest regions. For the love of his body, which causes him nothing but trouble and follows him everywhere, for he is chained to ignorance and self-interested action, he engages in various acts which lead him to the repetition of birth and death.

Therefore, if the distinct being borrows from again the path of impiety, influenced by sensual individuals absorbed in the pleasures of the flesh and the tongue, he is sure to return to hell. He then loses all honesty, purity, compassion, gravity and spiritual intelligence, any reserve, any sense of austerity, fame, mercy, mastery of the mind, mastery of the senses, favor of fortune and any other similar asset.

Contact with those foolish boors who are deprived of all knowledge of spiritual realization and who are like dogs that women make dance as they please. Nothing enchants and enslaves a man but the commerce of women or that of men who have attachment to them. Brahma himself was troubled by his daughter's charms and pursued her shamelessly in the form of a deer when she assumed the appearance of a doe. Among all beings created by Brahma, men, celestial beings and animals, none