Hearts of Sadhus are as pure as the water of a river in autumn. Like the bird, they are free of bondage and like the earth, they endure all pleasures and pain with equanimity
Speak not that, which conveys disregard
Respect and regard in the world must be considered as great mire
Those who are engaged in increasing their wealth, they generate enmity against themselves only
If purity were possible with the touch of water (bathing), then many water-beings would have got liberated
An opportunity for self-improvement is got with difficulty
As the hawk kills the quail in one stroke, so also after completion of age, death takes away life
Even after sunrise, one needs eyes to see
Earned wealth is enjoyed by others; miser has to pay for the sins committed
Looking for gratification, an aspirant should not desire for fulfillment of desires. He should think of them as unavailable even if they were available, and neglect those, which are available.
