Vaat 2.99
Swamini Vato Prakaran 2 Vaat 99 · 2 · Verse 99
Sanskrit Original
Koīk mare tyāre kāīk thaḍako thāy ne pachhī ā lokmā padārth, manuṣhya, rūpiyā e ādikne dekhe te pāchhu bhūlī jāy ne je gnānī hoy tene to nirantar em varte; ne āgnā pāḷavī paṇ lopavī nahi. Te āgnā mukhyapaṇe to Dharmāmṛut, Shikṣhāpatrī ne Niṣhkāmshuddhi e traṇ granth pramāṇe vartavu ne Moṭāno samāgam karavo ne sevā karavānu kahe chhe te sarvamā mukhya sevā te shu je, Moṭā Ekāntiknī anuvṛutti man, karma, vachane rākhavī, evī bījī koī sevā nathī.
When someone dies, one becomes fearful of death. Afterwards, on seeing the pleasures, people, money, etc. in the world, the fear is forgotten again. But a spiritually wise person always remains in that state of fear. Obey commands, but never disobey them. The commands, primarily of the three scriptures – Dharmāmrut, Shikshāpatri and Nishkām Shuddhi – should be followed. And associate with the great. Also, one is told to serve, but out of all, which is the main service? To follow the spoken and unspoken commands of the great God-realized Sadhu by mind, action and speech. There is no service comparable to this.