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अर्थागमो नित्यमरोगिता च
प्रिया च भार्या प्रियवादिनी च।
वश्यश्च पुत्रोऽर्थकरी च विद्या
षड् जीवलोकस्य सुखानि राजन्॥

Six true joys: wealth, health, loving wife, sweet speech, obedient son, and gainful knowledge—these comprise the blessings of life, O King.

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Wealth stays home, relatives to the pyre. Only good and bad deeds follow the soul. This highlights karma's enduring bond.

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For those obsessed with wealth, lust, learning, or hunger—no friend, fear, sleep, or strength remains. These overpower all other concerns.

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When obsessed with wealth, wisdom flees like a mouse from a cat. But wealth should be sought with clarity like a swan and valor like a lion to win.

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Wealth brings pain whether held or lost. They are hard to abandon yet difficult to manage. So, one should not mourn their loss excessively.

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All human needs—dharma, desire, heaven, life—depend on wealth. Without wealth, even the journey of life doesn't progress.

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Losing wealth sends one to pilgrimage, truth to hell, yoga to spiritual practice, and kingdom to wandering. Every loss redirects purpose.

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Though one decides between gain and loss, clever messengers pretending to be wise often ruin noble aims.

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Knowing good and bad of wealth, one should act accordingly—accumulating what is virtuous, discarding what is harmful.

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Wealth may be absent, yet desire grips me. My mind is addicted to craving. What use is grief when even life leaves willingly?

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