160 The great lifter (i.e. God of death/yama) lifts (carries away) the person, who garrulously chatter (volubly say) : I have to do this: I’ve not to do that, “Under such circumstances, how can one afford to remain idle (praindi/careless).
161 Those who sleep, get main objects of their mundane existence the important objects for living in world) lost (destroyed). Hence, destroy the past earned karmas, remaining constantly wakeful (i.e. remaining always alert/vigilant).
162. Lord Mahavir addressed to Jayanti, sister of king shtanik of vatsa, in these word : “Wakefulness of the holy (Dharmik/religious) persons and the sleep of the unholy persons (Adharmik/irreligious) is good (Shreyaskar/creditable/good/auspicious).
163. Let the quick-witted wise man (Ashu-prajna pandet) awake amongst the sleeping persons. One should not repose any faith in negligence/carelessness). The moments (muhurta/auspicious or inauspicious moments/times) are very cruel; the body is weak. Therefoer one should wander like the Bharanda-bird, most vigilantly cautiously (without being least negligent/apramatta rahkar).
164. Carelessness (pramad/negligence) has been defined as the inflow of karmas (Asrava) and carefulness (Aparmad/cautiousness) as the stoppage of the inflow of karmas (sanivar) i.e. carefulness makes one wise.
165. The ignorant saints (alone) advocates the destruction of karmas by means of the persuits of karmas (karma-pravrthi). The fact is that one can not destroy karmas by means of (more) karmas. The enduring (and the heroic/Dhira-vira) destroy their karams by means of prevention stoppage of the inflow of karmas (Akarma/sanivar/Nivratti). The wise do not commit sins as they cease to be greedy and intoxicated (Lobha aur mad se atita) and become contented (Santoshi).
166. The careless is (most) frightened (alarmed) from/on all sides; the careful has no feawr from any quarter.
167. The idle (Person) can not be happy; the somnotent (Nidralu/the drowsy) can not be studious (Vidhya-bhyasi); the attached (Man) can not be a recluse (vairagyavan/renouncer) and the violent (Man) can not be compassionate.
168. Oh men! Awake incessantly. He who wakes, gets his unintelligence enhanced. He who sleeps is not blessed; blessed is that, who is ever awake-ful.
169. The compassionate (Dayalu/kind) man who is constantly careful (even cautious) in putting or lifting things, in excreting, setting walking and sleeping is really non-violent.