Those religious impostors who say "Maya is Brahman" have led others astray along with themselves. Wallowing in sensual pleasures, they teach corrupted knowledge, becoming like the drummer trailing behind the mind's procession. They cook and eat elephant yam and mustard freely enough, but when called upon to be generous, they suffer greatly. To give medicine to a child, one coaxes him by holding a lump of sugar before his eyes. If you wish to cross, first examine the words of the Vedas; put a stop to barren speech. Says Tuka, for those whose life is the nurturing of the body-lump, meeting with Narayana will never come to pass.