Krishna explicitly states the immense downside of the impersonal path. He says: The trouble, struggle, and tribulation are exceedingly greater (kleśo 'dhikataras) for those individuals (teṣām) whose minds and consciousness are attached to the unmanifested, formless void (avyaktāsakta-cetasām). Because (hi), the destination and path of the unmanifested (avyaktā gatir) is attained and achieved only with immense pain, suffering, and difficulty (duḥkhaṃ avāpyate) by those who are embodied in physical forms (dehavadbhir).