14. As the backward and forward whirling motion of water, makes the deep to swell, and as also fairy comes near in a dream, so all these are in reality nothing. 15. So this entity with its change (of creation, sustentation and destruction) is nothing. In whatever manner we look [at the] object, that will appear in return in the same manner. 16. The rule of the erroneous dream is not to reproduce (in waking state, what it produces in sleeping state, though it has a power to create something out of nothing) as the production is not in the world, but owing to ignorance it appears so. 17. In the three worlds we see wondrous objects, as we see fire burning in the water like a sub-marine fire. 18. Good many cities exist in vacuity, as birds and stars remain in the sky. We find lotus in a stone like trees growing without an earth. 19. One country gives every kind of object to the seeker, like a tree that gives all objects to the seeker (Kalpa taru) and also we see in a stone and rows of jewels (that is counting beads) giving fruits like fruitful trees. 20. Life exists within a stone (Sálgram) as frog exists. Stone gives water as moon-stone gives. 21. In a dream within a minute good many things can be made and unmade, which in fact, are unreal like one's death in a dream. 22. The natural water of the elements remains in the sky, (that is, in the cloud), when the heavenly river _Mandákiní_ remains in vacuity. 23. The heavy stone flies in the air, when the winged mountain does so. Every thing to be got in stone, when every thing can be secured from the philosopher's stone. 24. In the garden of bliss of Indra every desired object to be got, but in salvation such kind of desired object is wanting. 25. Even dull matter acts like machine, hence every object acts like wonderful erroneous magic. 26. By magical art (that is, Gandharva vidyá) we see even impossible objects such as two moons, Kavandhas, mantras, drugs, and pishacha. All these are the works of wonderful erroneous magic, which are in fact nothing. 27. We see impossibility as real as we see possibility, hence impossibility becomes real by our erroneous ideas only. 28. The erroneous dream though it appears as real is in fact unreal, as that which is not real does not exist, which is real does exist (unity is real, duality is unreal, hence existence and non-existence are one and the same). 29. So this dreaming creation is looked by all worldly being here as real, as dreamer takes his dream a reality. 30. By passing from one error to another error, from one dream to another, one firm faithful being comes out. 31. As a stray deer falls into the pit repeatedly for green grass, so ignorant man repeatedly falls into the pit of this world, owing to his ignorance. CHAPTER LXII. IN THE NARRATION OF JIVATA AN EXAMPLE OF DOMESTIC AND MENDICANT LIFE