1
The Nectar, even when drunk by the deities, can never become impure.
2
Friendships of this character are always selfish and may all too easily become impure.
3
If anybody touches anybody else's seat, both become impure and cannot eat any longer.
4
Those Kshatriyas that abandon Brahmanas become impure in blood and assume the nature of robbers.
5
But I have noticed, as soon as my thoughts become impure, the body becomes impure!
6
Sin pollutes us and we become impure.
7
Moreover, this love has become impure by reason of the separation of heavenly love from it in parents.
8
The wind can never become impure.
9
The Ocean can never become impure.
10
It is the fountain of all truth and righteousness, and if the fountain should become impure, all is lost.
11
Fire can never become impure.
12
Gold can never become impure.
13
Similarly, the milk of a cow, even when her udders are sucked by her calf, can never become impure.
14
One must be a sea, to receive a polluted stream without becoming impure.
15
The flames of our island were becoming impure.
16
The passage doesn't say: "If someone becomes impure or shameful or deceitful, that person will be evicted."
