Vaat 2.145
Swamini Vato Prakaran 2 Vaat 145 · 2 · Verse 145
Sanskrit Original
Dravya ne ā deh e be upar sarve vahevār chhe, e bene khoṭu khoṭu kahīe chhīe, te khoṭu kem thāy? Em kahīne vaḷī kahe je, chhe to em ja je, dravya ne ā deh e bey khoṭā chhe. Ne vāramvār evā shabdane sāmbhaḷvā teṇe karīne aradhu to khoṭu thaī jāy, pachhī tene dhakko na lāge. Ne khoṭu kahīe chhīe ne vaḷī vachamā ā kām āve te karatā jāīe chhīe, paṇ khoṭu ja chhe.
All worldly dealings are based on two things: wealth and this body. We describe these two things as false, but how can they be realized as false? Having said this, Swami said, “It is actually so. Wealth and this body are both perishable. Repeatedly listen to such talks. As a result, some understanding that they are false develops and so one does not feel a shock. We describe them as false, but amid all this worldly activities arise and we do them, yet they are still false.”