[On the contrary,] these three elements [namely, earth, water, and wind] are endowed with origination and destruction, unstable and of no long duration. It is perceived that these are changeable, but space is by no means changeable (tatra ya ete trayo dhātavas ta utpādabhaṅgayuktā anavasthitā acirasthāpinaḥ | dṛśyata eṣāṃ vikāro na punar ākāśadhātoḥ kaścid vikāraḥ |).

Rgvbh: tatra ya ete trayo dhātavas ta utpādabhaṅgayuktā anavasthitā acirasthāpinaḥ | dṛśyata eṣāṃ vikāro na punar ākāśadhātoḥ kaścid vikāraḥ |
RgvbhTib: de la khams gsum po gaṅ yin pa de dag ni skye ba daṅ ’jig pa daṅ ldan pa | mi gnas pa yun riṅ du mi gnas pa ste | ’di dag la ni rnam par ’gyur pa mthoṅ gi | nam mkha’i la ni rnam par ’gyur ba ’ga’ yaṅ med do ||
RgvbhChi: 諸善男子。彼三種大生滅相應。無實體性剎那不住。諸佛子。此三種大變異無常。諸佛子。而虛空界常不變異。