SUBHASHITHANI:489
कार्तवीर्यार्जुनोनाम राजा बाहू सहस्त्रवान् |
तस्य नामस्मरणमात्रेण गतं नष्टं च लभ्यते ||
kartaviryarjuno nama raja bahusahasravan |
tasya smaraNamAtrENa gatam nashtam sa labhyate ||
Salutations to Karthaveeryarjuna, The king who has several
hands,
Just by remembering him, The loss which occurred would be restored.
ध्रुवाणि तस्य नश्यन्ति अध्रुवं नष्टमेव च ॥
If one leaves the 'permanent' and runs behind the 'temporary' - he will end up losing both. The permanent is lost and the temporary would never have lasted anyway.
इदं शरीरमुत्पाद्य इह लोके एवं
Prarabdam karma kimiti chet I
idam shareeramutpaadya iha loke evam
sukhaduhkhaadipradam yatkarma tatpraarabdham -
Having given birth to this body, the actions which give results in this very world, in the form of happiness or misery and which can be destroyed only by enjoying or suffering them is called prarabdha karma.
देयं भोज्यधनं सुकृतिभिर्नो संचयस्तस्य व
श्रीकर्णस्य बलेश्च विक्रमपतेरद्यापि कीर्तिः स्थिता ।
अस्माकं मधुदानभोगरहितं नष्टं चिरात्सचितं
निर्वाणादिति नष्टपादयुगल घर्षन्यहो मक्षिकाः ।।१८।।Chanakya
niti
The meritorious should give away in charity all
that they have in excess
of their needs. By charity only Karna, Bali and
King Vikramaditya
survive even today. Just see the plight of the
honeybees beating their
legs in despair upon the earth. They are saying to
themselves, “Alas!
We neither enjoyed our stored-up honey nor gave it
in charity, and now
someone has taken it from us in an instant.”
यन्नमस्ये भगवतो योगिध्येयाङ्घ्रिपङ्कजम् ॥ SB
mamādyāmaṅgalaṁ naṣṭaṁ
phalavāṁś caiva me bhavaḥ
yan namasye bhagavato
yogi-dhyeyānghri-paṅkajam
Today all my sinful reactions have been eradicated and my birth has become worthwhile, since I will offer my obeisances to the Supreme Lord’s lotus feet, which mystic yogīs meditate upon.
वचनशतमवचनकरे बुद्धिशतमचेतने नष्टम् ॥ २.१६१ ॥Hitopadesa
Kruta satam asatsu nashttam subhashitha satam cha nashtam abudheshu
Vachana satam avachanakare buddhi satam achetane nashtam II
A hundred services rendered are lost upon the wicked; a hundred fine wise
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