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Do not let desire or anger prompt you to slight even the humblest guest. Instead, show special respect to those who deserve the highest place, whether due to their exceptional skill or their role in the ritual.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingHumilityLustSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 121
You must not violate what is right. As Raghu's son, you are famous throughout the three worlds for being just and true. Continue to perform your duty and do not tarnish your lineage with evil deeds.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingRighteousnessSinSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 193
Fatigue will never overcome you, nor will age or change affect your body.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingTimeAgeSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 196
'Is everything well with you? I hope you are winning your people's love by ruling with virtue and fulfilling all your royal duties.'
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingAttainmentContentmentSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 331
My heart is set to entertain this monarch and his mighty train with a sumptuous meal and worthy fare.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingDisciplineEmotionsSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 334
My life is indebted to my cow, she is my guardian, friend, and minister.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingServiceStewardshipSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 336
The Brahman saint replied, 'Do not think that I have abandoned you. You have not failed in your duty.'
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HinduParableRenunciationSaintSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 341
One must never deny high honor to their father, mother, and holy guide.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingGuruOnenessSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 1104
Protect all these as duty demands, and still respect the righteous path.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingRighteousnessSilenceSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 1104
Have empathy for your aged mother and do not reject her virtuous plea: obey her.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingObedienceTimeSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 1104
First, people owe their birth to their fathers, then they grow up with maternal love. Their holy guides teach them fair knowledge. So, people should love and honor each of them.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingGuruKnowledgeSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 1104
Follow my advice: let Bharat keep this pair of golden sandals. They will ensure our well-being and secure our happiness in Ayodhya.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingHappinessExampleSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 1117
He, the best among the twice-born, immediately expressed his glad assent, saying, 'I will do whatever you desire, O honored King.'
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingHappinessLustSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 119
Whenever a gift is given with scorn, the one who gives it commits a great sin.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingOnenessSinSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 123
All the priests present, in unison, renounced their share of the gift. Instead, they gave everything to Saint Vasishtha and Rishyasringa.
Vas'ishtha
HinduParableRenunciationSaintSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 133
A descendant of Raghu's lineage should be ashamed to fail in their commitment and be considered untrustworthy.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingThinkingSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 192
The powers of darkness will never harm you, whether you are in peaceful sleep or ecstatic delight.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingHappinessHarmonySanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 196
There is no one in the entire land who can match your strength and courage.
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HinduTeachingOnenessCourageSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 196
I am giving you two powerful spells, the mighty and the mightiest.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingGenerosityPowerSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 196
Visvamitra was delighted when he saw the prince of saintly men. He bowed down at his feet and showed reverence.
Vas'ishtha
HinduTeachingDevotionHappinessSanskrit
Ramayana of Valmiki, p. 331