The Absurdity of Divine Games

The gods create worlds, life, and death merely to amuse themselves while Māna rests, treating existence as a trivial game that will ultimately be laughed away by the supreme being.

The gods are portrayed as whimsical and capricious, engaging in purposeless acts that highlight the absurdity of their existence.

The gods make worlds and life merely to amuse themselves, highlighting the arbitrary and playful nature of divine creation.

The gods play with worlds, suns, men, life, and death as a game, and will be shamed when Māna-Yood-Sushāī laughs at their playing.

The gods see themselves as little games played by Māna, and their own play with worlds is treated as trivial.