"He who, in the impermanent body, amid perishable wealth and other things, stores up unchanging righteousness, he alone is a wise man. "Therefore should righteousness be accumulated, with every effort.

Go you to the holy place which abounds in all enjoyments."

82-85. They, having heard the words of Justice, and having saluted him and the assembly, and being honoured by the immortals and extolled by the leaders of the sages,

Go along the highest path, accompanied by multitudes of chariots; then those in that assembly of righteousness rise up with great respect

Having spent there some ages, and enjoyed superhuman pleasures, they obtain, as a result of their merits, holy human birth,

Wealthy and wise, expert in all the scriptures. Then again they go to the highest condition by their own good conduct.

86. All this about the abode of Yama has been told you upon your asking. The man who hears this with devotion goes to the assembly of the King of Justice.

Footnotes

^133:1 Taking any form desired.

^133:2 Meditation with an effort to produce physical effects.

^134:1 Forms of Death.

^134:2 A class of progenitors.

^135:1 Scriptures teaching the duties of life.

^135:2 Brahman.

^135:3 Yama, the son of Visvasvat.

^136:1 Those who have renounced the world.

^137:1 The consort of S'iva.

^137:2 The Sun.

^138:1 The divine elephant.

^138:2 The divine horse.

^140:1 That is in Heaven world.