मराठी अर्थ
ओसाड रानें, निरनिराळ्या मोठ्या झाडांनी भरलेलीं जंगलें, डोंगर, दर्या, वगैरे सर्व स्थळें मिळून पृथ्वी झाली आहे.
English meaning
Then there are the `many' wild places where this mula maya gets completely confused. Then there are the `many' *forests of tall trees and due to that secret place within this dust or dirt; this whole world is only dust. If we think then we come to understand that after a corpse is buried, the dust becomes water, the water becomes fire, the fire becomes wind and if we continue to think ahead, in the end, it becomes that which is "beyond the elements," the Supreme Self. Whatever we see in the world - all trees, stones, mountains, all property and grains, cloth and all the substances that make up the body, come from dust, exist as dust and in the end are destroyed and become dust. How much more needs to be told? All beasts and birds, insects, ants, and even man are only dust. From dust have come grains and from them comes blood and from that, semen is created and from semen comes the creation of man. This dust is the "lineage of mankind," but within it there is the original purusha. mountain (the silent `I am' feeling within this "I am a body" concept) `many' places are encountered on this earth. *(This world is the forest, full of so many trees/bodies; maharaj- when ram was lost in the forest he asked the trees and the stones, "Where is my sita?". It means he asked the objects of the world, "Please give me happiness").