Vaat 6.178
Swamini Vato Prakaran 6 Vaat 178 · 6 · Verse 178
Sanskrit Original
Samvat 1920nā Bhādarvā Sudi Bījne divase jūnī dharmashāḷā ukheḷīne vāt karī je, “Je kriyā karavī temā mān, krodh ne īrṣhā e traṇ to āvavā devā ja nahī. Ane kriyāmā to māṇas jaḍāī jāy chhe; te more ek sādhu uparthī belu1 nākhatā hatā te jāṇyu je, ko’knā upar paḍe chhe, em thātu hatu, tyā tarat pādharā belā sotā jāte paḍyā. Pachhī Bhagwāne rakṣhā karī, paṇ kriyāmā em jaḍāī javāy chhe. Māṭe moṭu kām to dhīre dhīre karavu. Ne bīju to badhuye thāy paṇ ā je āgnā ne vartamān je pāḷe, te upar Mahārājnī nirantar draṣhṭi rahe chhe. Te āgnā ne niyam te shu je, traṇ granthamā badhu āvī gayu.” Footnotes: 1. 1. Paththarnu chosalu.
On Bhadarva sud 2 Samvat 1920, after demolishing the old guesthouse, Swami said, “In doing activities, do not let ego, anger and jealousy enter. People engaged in activities become engrossed in what they are doing and forget God. Once, a sadhu passing stones from above realized that they were falling on someone and immediately, as he was so engrossed in his work, he fell along with the stone. God rescued him. But in this way, one becomes engrossed in actions. Everything else can be done, but Maharaj’s eternal blessings are conferred on those who observe the general and specific codes of conduct. What are these general and specific codes? Everything is included in the three scriptures.1 Footnotes: 1. 1. Shikshapatri, Nishkam Suddhi, and Dharmamrut.