Others, not knowing this, after hearing from others worship; they also, devoted to what they have heard, cross beyond death.

A fourth category: those who follow śruti — revealed wisdom — without direct experiential knowledge. Faith (śraddhā) bridges the gap.

Anyebhyaḥ — from others — from teachers, scriptures, tradition. The oral transmission (paramparā) remains vital in Indian spirituality.

Śruti-parāyaṇāḥ — devoted to what is heard — describes the faithful practitioner who may not philosophize but practices with dedication. This too leads beyond mṛtyu (death/rebirth).