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One who understands meaning and clears doubts is better than one who simply does duties — the best is one unattached and righteous.
Those who wish for higher good must sometimes sacrifice lesser wealth — like seeds sown for a greater harvest.
One who abandons wealth and dharma to chase desire falls swiftly, as did King Dasharatha. A warning about unchecked indulgence.
A wise person never reveals financial loss, mental pain, or domestic scandal — privacy protects dignity.
One must not argue with the wealthy, the king, the young, the old, the ascetic, the learned, or a woman — humility is better than ego.
In this world, people who raise questions about wealth or ask for money are common in every household. However, those rare souls who generously give o...
When a person faces a terrible calamity that threatens both life and wealth, he may value his life and abandon riches. But once safe, he again risks h...
One who, out of love for wealth, gives up his own self (soul or values) to someone who is not dear to him, and becomes emotionally detached even from ...
Consider wealth as a potential source of misfortune; no lasting joy comes from it. Even the wealthy fear loss from their own sons—this is the eternal ...
Engage in actions that are beneficial and grounded in wealth, and reject those that are destructive. One must levy taxes justly and also know how to a...
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