Suramandira taru mūla nivāsaḥ śayyā bhūtalam-ajinaṃ vāsaḥ | Sarva parigraha bhogatyāgaḥ kasya sukhaṃ na karoti virāgaḥ || 18 || Meaning of the hymn- Reside in some temple or beneath a tree.
Yogarato vā bhogarato vā sangarato vā sangavihīnaḥ | Yasya brahmaṇi ramate cittaṃ nandati nandati nandatyeva || 19 || Meaning- One may take delight either in Yoga or in comforts of this world (bhoga); he may enjoy living amidst people (sanga) or enjoy living alone (nissanga), yet the truth is that only he, whose mind is totally enveloped in the company of the Supreme Brahma, can enjoy true bliss!
Bhagavadgītā kiñcidadhītā gaṅgā jalalava kaṇikā pītā | Sakṛdapi yena murārī samarcā kriyate tasya yamena na carcā || 20 || Meaning -The person who has read at least a bit of the Bhagavad Gita, who has sipped at least a drop of water once from the River Ganga, who has at least once worshipped Lord Hari (Murari) and obtained satisfaction from such worship, will not have to face any altercation with Yama, the Lord of death.
Punarapi jananaṃ punarapi maraṇaṃ punarapi jananī jaṭhare śayanam | Iha saṃsāre bahu dustāre kṛpayāpāre pāhi murāre || 21 ||Meaning-O Murari!
rathyā carpaṭa viracita kanthaḥ puṇyāpuṇya vivarjita panthaḥ | yogī yoga niyojita cittaḥ ramate bālonmattavadeva || 22 || Meaning-The yogi very happily wears discarded and torn rags.
kastvaṃ kohaṃ kuta āyātaḥ kā me jananī ko me tātaḥ | iti paribhāvaya nija saṃsāraṃ visvaṃ tyaktvā svapna vicāram || 23 || Meaning -‘Who am I?
Tvayi mayi sarvatraiko viṣṇuḥ vyarthaṃ kupyasi mayyasahiṣṇuḥ | Bhava samacittaḥ sarvatra tvaṃ vāñchasyacirād-yadi viṣṇutvam || 24 || Meaning -It is only Lord Vishnu who dwells within me, within you and within everything in this creation.
Śatrau mitre putre bandhau mā kuru yatna vigraha sandhau | Sarvasminnapi paśyātmānaṃ sarvatrot-sṛja bhedāṅñānam || 25 || Meaning -Do not waste your energy in developing enmity with your enemy, friend, son or any other relative.
Kāmaṃ krodhaṃ lobhaṃ mohaṃ tyaktvātmānaṃ paśyati soham | Ātmaṅñnāna vihīnā mūdhāḥ te pacyante naraka nigūdhāḥ || 26 || Meaning -Give up desires, lust, anger, greed and delusion.