So poison means this human form of life is the chance to get into Kṛṣṇa consciousness and go back to Godhead, but if we do not engage in this Kṛṣṇa consciousness, simply engage in this breaking and constructing, then we are simply drinking poison. That means next life I'll be thrown into the cycle of birth and death in the 8,400,000's species of life, and my life is spoiled. We do not know for how many millions of years I'll have to travel in that cycle of birth and death. Therefore it is poison.
Jāniyā śuniyā biṣa khāinu. "I know this; I am hearing. Stil l . . ." Jāniyā śuniyā biṣa . . . just like a thief. Jāniyā śuniyā, these very . . . these words are very significant. Jāniyā means knowing, and śuniyā means hearing. So a habituated thief, he knows that "If I steal I shall be put into jail."
And he has heard from scriptures that, "Don't steal. Then you'll be put into hell." So he has heard from the scriptures and he has seen practically, he has experienced practically, but still, as soon as he's freed from the prison life, he again commits the same mistake. Jāniyā śuniyā biṣa khāinu.
We know; we are hearing from the scriptures, from authorities, Vedic literatures that, "I have got this miserable conditional body, material body, to suffer threefolds of material miseries, still, I am not very much anxious how to stop this repetition of birth and death. I am drinking poison." Jāniyā śuniyā biṣa khāinu. Hari hari biphale janama goṅāinu. These songs are very instructive. Simply purposefully, we are drinking poison.