The text in Chapter 2 strongly cautions against a mind inclined towards argumentation, dualistic explanations, and the need to establish one's own side while refuting another's. This mindset is considered a "useless effort" because it is associated with an abundance of ignorance and Maya. According to the teachings, where there is argumentation, there is no purity of self-interest, only bad thoughts and false logic. Such a person is deemed unfit for self-knowledge and is instead devoured by ignorance. This attitude prevents happiness in both this world and the next, leading only to unhappiness.
The text warns against certain mental attitudes. What are they, and why are they considered detrimental to spiritual progress?
📖 Chapter 2