Those who humiliate the mother of the two sons bring disgrace upon themselves before the whole world; without correcting even one person, no one finds happiness. One who speaks the plain truth falls into the netherworld; but if everyone, man and woman, simply speaks what is false, all suffering ends. Furthermore, the bard warns: whoever claims 'this is mine' invites thieves into his own house; therefore call nothing your own, sleep in peace, and place your trust in the thief's own quarter. Also, the devoted wife will suffer if she obeys the commands of the five senses and takes delight in another; yet the one who resists finds true happiness. And finally, whoever blocks a person from giving charity is no good person at all. Says Tuka, let the name of that wretch perish.