This text appears to discuss the relationship between beggars and those who decrease their number. It suggests that while beggars may be less prevalent, they are still capable of finding reasons to exist and causing difficulties for individuals who struggle to find meaning in their lives. The text implies that both parties (the beggars and those who decrease their number) are affected by the same issue, which is a sense of hopelessness and despair. It appears that the author believes that this problem could be addressed through education or awareness of the benefits of the spiritual world. However, it’s unclear exactly what form this education or awareness should take. Overall, the text presents a complex and nuanced perspective on the nature of poverty and its potential solutions.