इन्द्रद्युम्नोपाख्यानम्
Indradyumna Upākhyāna: On Kīrti, Smṛti, and Restoration
विद्याहीनानविज्ञानालल्लोभो<प्यभिभविष्यति । लोभक्रो धपरा मूढा: कामासक्ताश्न मानवा:
vidyāhīnān avijñānāl lobho 'py abhibhaviṣyati | lobha-krodha-parā mūḍhāḥ kāmāsaktāś ca mānavāḥ ||
摩尔甘德耶说道:“当人们失却学识与真实的辨别力时,贪欲必然压倒他们。愚昧的人类被贪与嗔驱使,执著于欲乐,便丧失道德的清明,轻易沦为罪恶的猎物。”
मार्कण्डेय उवाच
Ignorance and lack of discernment make a person vulnerable to greed; once greed takes hold, it is joined by anger and attachment to desire, leading to delusion and ethical collapse. The implied remedy is cultivation of vidyā (learning) and vijñāna (clear understanding) to restrain the inner enemies.
Mārkaṇḍeya is instructing his listeners in the Vana Parva by describing a moral pattern: when people lack education and insight, greed naturally dominates them, and they become driven by greed, anger, and sensual attachment—conditions that lead to harmful conduct.