ne beyond doubt. If, though adorned, one lives in tune with the chaste life –calmed, tamed, & assured– having put down the rod toward all beings, heâs a contemplative a brahman a monk. 141-142 Who in the world is a man constrained by conscience, who awakens      to censure like a fine stallion      to the whip? 143* Like a fine stallion struck with a whip, be ardent & chastened. Through conviction virtue, persistence, concentration, judgment, consummate in knowledge & conduct, mindful, youâll abandon this not-insignificant pain. 144 Irrigators guide the water. Fletchers shape the arrow shaft. Carpenters shape the wood. Those of good practices control themselves. 145 - --> - - - -