Chapter 27:
Understanding Material
Nature
(11) One should arrive at
the realization of the transcendental support of the material cause
[the Supreme Soul] that is manifest as a reflection within the untrue,
that is there as an eye for the illusory nature of matter that
penetrates everything as one without a second.
Chapter 28:
Kapila's Instructions on the Execution
(23)
One should meditate in one's heart on the
Goddess of Fortune, Lakshmî, the lotus-eyed
mother
of
the entire universe created by Brahmâ. She, who with her caring fingers massages the
lower legs of the Almighty
Lord transcendental to material existence, is
worshiped by all God-conscious souls.
Chapter 29:
Explanation of Devotional Service by Lord Kapila
(40-45) He
for
whom the wind out
of
fear blows and this sun is shining, for whom out of
fear Indra sends his rains and the heavenly bodies
are shining; He because of whom out of fear the trees, creepers and
herbs each in their own time bear flowers and produce their fruits; He
afraid of whom the rivers flow and the oceans do not overflow, because
of whom fire burns and the earth with her mountains does not submerge;
He
because of whom the sky provides air to those who breathe and under
the
control of whom the universe expands its body of the complete reality [mahat-tattva]
with
its
seven
layers
[**], He for whom out
of fear the gods of creation and more, in charge of the basic qualities
of nature,
within this world carry out their functions according to the yugas
[see 3.11],
He of whom afraid all the animate and inanimate beings
find their
control; that infinite, final operator of beginningless Time is
the unchangeable Creator who creates people out of people and by means of death puts an
end to the
rule of death.'
Chapter 30:
Lord Kapila Describes the Adverse Consequences of Fruitive Activities
(17) Lying
down
surrounded by his lamenting friends and relatives he, with the noose of
time around his neck, cannot respond to the things said to him.
Chapter 31:
Lord Kapila's Instructions on the Wanderings of the Living Entities
(11) The fearful living entity
bound to its seven constituents [nails, skin, fat, flesh, blood, bone,
marrow], then, with folded hands and faltering words prays,
appealing to the Lord who placed him in that womb.
Chapter
32: The Entanglement in Fruitive
Activities
(16) They whose minds in
this world are addicted to fruitive activities, engage with conviction
in their prescribed duties in attachment to the
result of their labor and do that time and again.
Chapter 33:
The Activities of Kapila Muni
(13) The way her
son
had
told
her
in
His yoga instruction,
she in
that abode [Kardama's
palace], which
with its wealth of
flowers was the jewel of the
Sarasvatî river, fixed her attention to be connected in the
science of uniting consciousness.
