Eventually, he looked down from the heavens and saw that his dog had become thin, sad, and hungry, and right there he decided that he would return to the cave.
He sleeps in an outhouse, consorts with bitches, is without possessions; plays no instruments, and parrots no prayers or scriptures.
The translations of the two poems in English reveals that Kukkuripa had experimentation with "SOMROS" and "KAAMROS", the excess of 'alcoholic drink' and 'sexuality'.
He created an atmosphere in these poems as if we were living in the time and places where people have to indulge in epicurean outfit.
The poem, 20 presents the eternal appeal of a craving beloved vis-a-vis a mother who is satiated through the communion with her satisfied, monk and gets redemption consequently.
{Charyapada#The Feminine Exuberance in Kukkuripa} Thus; the mundanity has been made the content for the purpose to serve the preaching easily to the common mass.