Yield
Dhātu vavathāna, a way for the practice of Vipassanā Where unwholesome, not a source, wholesome as a source Practice of asati amanasikāra and the doctrine of inaction instead, for unwholesome The yield of good results, not from care of unwholesome But care of wholesome instead Discernment of dhātus, the dhātu vavathāna Like bricks for a building and a drop of water for the sea Whole mass of suffering, bhava the becoming as the vaṭṭa of unwholesome actions Asati-amanasikāra of unwholesome bit by bit, a step towards the doctrine of inaction for unwholesome If discernment or sati-manasikāra of unwholesome instead Then, the inclination of the mind towards unwholesome, very much like towards wholesome Then, no rid from the I, mine, and hence evil And exactly like cultivation on a barren land Devoid of any minerals and water too