Now he is taken care of by the people who can not understand his needs – why he cries, they don’t know. Then they will guess some thing and act accordingly. The child is totally helpless.  Flees and other creatures may bite him and he can not even tell that to others. Unable to bear the pain, the child cries aloud”.

Note – Bhagavatham aims at telling us the various forms of misery right from infancy. If this is what life offers us, why are we clinging to it? The answer is, the affinity for life is deeply engraved in our hearts in the form of “I”ness. So misery appears to be pleasure and we can not go beyond that and reach where “Sachidanandam“ awaits us!

3.31.28 – 32

Right from childhood to adolescence and youth age, human beings suffer from various miseries. Desires increase in youth and when they are not materialized, he becomes irritated. When others try to achieve the same things, competition and quarrels begin. This will damage yourself.

Due to ignorance, you feel “I”ness and “My”ness in the body which is made up of “Pancha Bhootha”. So the Jeevathma with crookedness live in the impure body with “Abhimanam”.