470 Arhat Prajñākaruṇā (Wisdom, Benevolence, and Compassion)
Mountain flowers bloom in various colors, and cuckoos chirp clearly, as if intoxicated by the spring breeze. Indulging in a land of comfort, one's willpower and ideals gradually fade. One should turn back in time, not letting external temptations mislead the mind.
For those who receive this verse, one is immersed in romantic love or superficial pleasures. Life's ideals, achieving great deeds, bringing glory to ancestors—all are cast aside. If this continues, life will become a tragedy. Therefore, one should turn back early and walk the path of life clearly and consciously.