The opening movement identifies heedlessness and arrogance. Tastamriʾu marʿā baghyika portrays delight in wrongdoing; sīratika / sarīratika contrasts outward conduct with inward secrets; and māluka / aʿmāluka separates possessions from deeds.
The speaker then questions reliance on status, wealth, regret, and one's social circle. The next movement turns from exposure of false confidence toward practical counsel: why delay taking the path of guidance? That shift will form the next level.