One must do noble deeds without delay, for death may come anytime.

It is utterly foolish and deplorable to mistake impermanence for permanence.

Only those who renounce (tyaga) everything attain bliss, others are caught in the net of desires.

If a man destroys all his desires completely, he will easily achieve noble deeds.

Fearing the bond of desires is a great virtue as desires have the power to deceive.

Though men amass wealth, they can enjoy it only as destined by fate.

Things not ordained to a man are not his. Things ordained to him, even when drained, are not lost.

Destiny is the greatest power which will overcome all human efforts.

Though the unlearned are high-born, they are not so great as the learned who are low-born.

Compassion is the universal language of heart that unites us all.