Vaat 1.127
Swamini Vato Prakaran 1 Vaat 127 · 1 · Verse 127
Sanskrit Original
Dharmashāḷānā kāmmā māṇase bahu dākhaḍo karyo, te ame rājī thayā, te Bhagwān rājī thaī rahyā. Ne āvā Sādhunu darshan to pancha-mahāpāpne paṇ bāḷī nākhe evu chhe, paṇ evo mahimā nathī ne evo mahimā hoy to antarmāthī ānandnā fuvārā chhūṭe. Ane ā te kāī vātu chhe! Ā to Akṣhardhāmnī vātu chhe, paṇ sānkhya vinā kasar rahī jāy chhe, ne sānkhyavāḷāne to ā lok sarve nark jevu lāge chhe, paṇ kyāī māl manāy nahi. Ne ā kārakhānu to sarve dhūḍyanu chhe, māṭe temā māl mānavo nahi.
Darshan of this Sadhu destroys even the five grave sins,1 but such glory is not realized. If one has realized such glory, fountains of joy will erupt from within. Are these merely talks? They are the talks of Akshardham. But without the knowledge of Sānkhya drawbacks remain. And to followers of the Sānkhya school of philosophy this world appears hellish. They do not believe it to have any value. In fact, to them all these workshops are of dust, therefore, do not believe them to be of any worth. Footnotes: 1. 1. The five grave sins are killing a Brahmin, drinking alcohol, stealing gold (or money), having illicit relations with the wife of one’s guru, company of one who engages in the any of the previous sins.