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A devotee like Prahlada says, 'O God, I don't want wealth, fame, or creature comforts. Please grant me the boon of genuine love for your divine presence.'
Prahlada
HinduTeachingDevoteeHonesty
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 748
One who always forgives suffers many evils.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingForgivenessOnenessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 888
I don't feel proud of being a king, nor do I have any hostile feelings towards the Brahmanas.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingPrideEmotionsSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 3980
I always follow the teachings of Sukra, serve the Brahmanas and my elders, and bear no grudges. I have a righteous soul, have overcome anger, and have self-control over my senses.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingHelpfulnessRighteousnessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 3980
One who is unaware of the origin and destruction of all created things is stupefied due to this ignorance.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingOnenessCreationSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4284
However, one who is familiar with these two aspects is never stupefied.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingOnenessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4284
All kinds of entities and non-entities arise or cease due to their own nature.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingBenevolenceKindnessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4284
इन घटनाओं के उत्पन्न होने के लिए किसी व्यक्तिगत प्रयास की आवश्यकता नहीं है।
Prahlada
HinduTeachingSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4284
जो व्यक्ति स्वयं को अच्छे या बुरे कार्यों का करने वाला मानता है, उसकी बुद्धि दूषित है।
Prahlada
HinduTeachingSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4285
For one who has wisdom, self-control, contentment, and no desires or hopes, and sees everything with self-awareness, there is no trouble or anxiety.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingAdversitiesContentmentSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4285
Everything has an end. Without attachment, pride, desire, or hope, free from all bonds and disconnected from everything, I am spending my time in great happiness, observing the appearance and disappearance of all created things.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingEgoHappinessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4285
A person consumed by anger, who inflicts punishment on others, regardless of whether they deserve it or not, is separated from their friends due to their own energy.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingAngerRespectSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 888
When I understand the origin of all moral principles and the impermanence of all things, I am unable to feel sorrow.
Prahlada
HinduTeachingGriefMoralitySanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4285