Even though pulled from his house, disrespected, mocked, found full of faults, tied up, beaten, deprived of hi occupation, spat upon, polluted with urine by materialists, or agitated by ignorant people, a person who desires the highest goal in life should endure those difficulties and should deliver himself by his intelligence. How does person devoid of material enjoyment live? That is explained in two verses. Kṣiptaḥ means “pulled outside” or “abused with words.” Pralabdhaḥ means “mocked.” Asṣyitaḥ means finding fault in him. Even if he is deprived of his livelihood, he should remain without agitation. Niṣṭhyutaḥ means “spat on.”