The body and all bodily relations should be condemned, while even dogs and pigs who are devoted should be honored. By this understanding, the entanglement of "I" and "mine" is cleared away. Attachment is the fetter that binds the jiva to womb-dwelling. One should feel disgust for home, wealth, and homeland, and embrace even wild beasts and trees. Says Tuka, those holy ones who do not let "I" and "mine" cross their lips are the true saints.