Dinamate taught him the spiritual truths that he himself has violated. The devote inclines forward from the public, not to ask but to explain with a voice full of conviction: "The sun, the moon, the air... there are all witnesses. Vayu is everywhere, she does it, she sees what we do. Because the air is everywhere. Even if I hide and do something hidden, Vayu is seeing what I do." With tenderness, he shares what his mother used to say to him: "The one who does well and does evil, she does it for herself. That is, you yourself, you are the recipe for your own actions. There are many witnesses. He never smiles." He makes a dramatic pause. "We've never seen what he's doing." The silence in the room is paradoxically cut off.