The man who ponders over objects of sense forms an attachment to them; from (that) attachment is produced desire; and from desire anger is produced; from anger results want of discrimination; from want of discrimination, confusion of the memory; from confusion of the memory, loss of reason; and in consequence of loss of reason he is utterly ruined.integrity But the self-restrained man who moves among objects with senses under the control of his own self, and free from affection and aversion, obtains tranquillity.discipline