Tolerance

As long as this earth remains stable, with rivers flowing and mountains standing, the great Ramayana will endure.

So they accepted their food, but did not ask the Lord's counsel.

Whoever offers a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or even water with devotion, I accept it, as it is offered with a loving heart.

God sees the inner love of a devotee and accepts his offering.

It is a big sacrifice to tolerate the words of others, particularly when they are full of disrespect. To allow others to take credit; to bring others forward and give them importance while keeping oneself in the background, also amounts to sacrifice.

Try to be happy in any situation you are in. Do not complain. Endure sufferings. You can conquer nature. For one who knows Brahman, the world is insignificant.

Whatever the Lord gives, I accept with reverence; now, give me what is pleasing to you.

Either accept my proposal or reject it. You are known for keeping your promises, more so than anyone else in the lineage of Raghu.

He who deserts his wife and children is like a runaway slave; until he returns to them, none of his fasts or prayers will be accepted by God.

The Koran states, 'We offered the responsibility of free will to the heavens, the earth, and the mountains, but they refused to accept it. However, humanity took it on.

This is the meaning of that Koranic verse, 'The good things endure.'

Those with little understanding who worship me in different ways do so in vain, for I do not accept such worship.

Whatever actions a person performs in any given body, they will have to endure the consequences of those actions in that same body.

A regenerate person who has studied the four Vedas, but becomes foolish and accepts a gift from a fallen person, will be reborn as an ass.

Those who always give without expecting anything in return, who never accept favors from others, who don't own anything that they can't give to someone in need, who are hospitable to all beings, who are inclined to show kindness to everyone, who are forgiving, who never speak badly of others, who protect all creatures with compassion, and who always behave righteously - only such people attain those regions.

Atri picked up some of the figs and found them heavy, so he refused to take them. He said, 'We are not without knowledge, we are not fools. We know there is gold inside these figs. We are aware and awake, not asleep. If we accept these in this world, they will have bitter consequences in the afterlife. One who seeks happiness in both this world and the next should never accept such gifts.'

A Brahmana accepts gifts from both the righteous and the unrighteous. If the giver is righteous, the receiver is not at fault.

I am extremely pleased with you, O king! Please accept the blessing I am prepared to bestow upon you.

Gifts to a distinguished person and acceptance of the gifts made by a distinguished person both lead to equal merit.

The person who is freed is one who accepts only what is necessary for survival, despite being surrounded by abundance, and sees no difference between a humble dwelling and a luxurious one.