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The same mode of living has been appointed for men who pass over the ocean
of this world with subdued senses : men who seek to live in such a way as this
continually go on to perfection . 11. We have not meditated on the Supreme
Being ...
The same mode of living has been appointed for men who pass over the ocean
of this world with subdued senses : men who seek to live in such a way as this
continually go on to perfection . 11. We have not meditated on the Supreme
Being ...
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A man may live by begging ; his food may be tasteless , only enough for one
meal ; his bed may be the bare earth ; he may have no attendant but himself ; his
clothes may be in a thousand pieces through age , hardly able to hold together .
A man may live by begging ; his food may be tasteless , only enough for one
meal ; his bed may be the bare earth ; he may have no attendant but himself ; his
clothes may be in a thousand pieces through age , hardly able to hold together .
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... cloth : he will not live in misery from day to day among families as wretched as
himself . 56. " Are you a Chandâla ? are you a Brâhman ? are you a Sûdra , or an
ascetic , or a lord of devotion whose mind is skilled in meditating on the truth ?
... cloth : he will not live in misery from day to day among families as wretched as
himself . 56. " Are you a Chandâla ? are you a Brâhman ? are you a Sûdra , or an
ascetic , or a lord of devotion whose mind is skilled in meditating on the truth ?
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O my friend ! live on fruits and nuts , lie on the bare ground ; let us rise up and go
into the forest clothed in new soft bark garments . In that retreat we shall not hear
the voices of those rich men whose minds are blind through ignorance , and ...
O my friend ! live on fruits and nuts , lie on the bare ground ; let us rise up and go
into the forest clothed in new soft bark garments . In that retreat we shall not hear
the voices of those rich men whose minds are blind through ignorance , and ...
Page 49
When shall I , O Śiva ! whose drinking - cup is my hand , who have no garment
but the sky , who live solitary , peaceful , free from desire , able to uproot action —
when shall I attain to union with the Supreme Soul ? 73. Thou mayest have ...
When shall I , O Śiva ! whose drinking - cup is my hand , who have no garment
but the sky , who live solitary , peaceful , free from desire , able to uproot action —
when shall I attain to union with the Supreme Soul ? 73. Thou mayest have ...
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| Title | The Śatakas of Bhartr̥ihari Trübner's oriental series |
| Author | Bhartr̥hari |
| Translated by | Biscoe Hale Wortham |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Trübner, 1886 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 12 Sep 2012 |
| Length | 71 pages |
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