Our Bodies Are Perishable, Wealth

We Should Not Fret For What Is Past, Nor Should We Be Anxious About The Future; Men Of Discernment Deal Only With The Present Moment.

The Man Who Is Praised By Others Is Regarded As Worthy Though He May Be Really Void Of All Merit. But The Man Who Sings His Own Praises Becomes Disgraced Though He Should Be Indra, The Possessor Of All Excellencies.

There Is No Austerity Equal To A Balanced Mind, And There Is No Happiness Equal To Contentment; There Is No Disease Like Covetousness, And No Virtue Like Mercy.

Charity Puts And End To Poverty; Righteous Conduct To Misery; Discretion To Ignorance; And Scrutiny To Fear.

O Wise Man! Give Your Wealth Only To The Worthy And Never To Others. The Water Of The Sea Received By The Clouds Is Always Sweet.