A collection of Sanskrit Sayings.
The ears are beautified by satsang (company and words of pious souls) not by earrings. The hands are beautified by charity, not by bangles. The body of good people is beautified by the good deeds and not by sandal paste.
The ornament of man is his physical form, the ornament of the form is his inner virtues, the ornament of his virtues is his knowledge and the ornament of knowledge is forgiveness.
People, occupied as they are with their own affairs, normally do nothing for others. The activity of those in who every stain of phenomenal existence has been destroyed are identified with Bhairava (Shiva), full of Him, is intended only for the benefit of the world.
Man is obsessed with the idea that everything should be
judged by his own standard. He wants to weigh God also in his own moral
balance.
There is no end to man's desire and no satisfying of all of
them even if the whole world with all that is in it were his. There is no
satisfaction in the enjoyment that comes from wealth and the like. Peace comes
from contentment and contentment from being satisfied with whatever one has
got.
In enjoyment there is the fear of disease; in social
position, the fear of falling off; in wealth, the fear of kings; in honour, the
fear of humiliation; in power, the fear of the foes; in beauty, the fear of old
age; in scriptural erudition, the fear of antagonists; in virtue, the fear of
calumniators; in body, the fear of death. All things of this world pertaining
to man are attended with fear; renunciation alone stands for fearlessness.