(2-62)
[dhyAyatO vishayAn punsah sanghas-tEshu upajAyatE
sanghAt sanjAyatE kAmah kAmAt krOdhah abhijAyatE]
From thinking about sensory objects, there arises attachment to them;
From attachment arises desire, and from desire arises anger.
(2-63)
[krOdhAt bhavati sam-mOhah sam-mOhat smriti vibramah
smriti bramshAt buddhi nAsho buddhi nAshAt praNashayti]
From anger arises delusion, and from delusion the loss of memory;
Loss of memory results in inability to discriminate (right from wrong),
and one who can't discriminate is destroyed.
