गुणवदगुणवद्वा कुर्वता कार्यमादौ
परिणितिरवधार्या यत्नतः पण्डितेन।
अतिरभसकृतानां कर्मणामाविपत्तेर्
भवति हृदयदाही शल्यतुल्यो विपाकः॥
भर्त्तृहरेः नीतिशतकात् 95
guṇavadaguṇavadvā kurvatā kāryamādau
pariṇitiravadhāryā yatnataḥ paṇḍitena|
atirabhasakṛtānāṁ karmaṇāmāvipatter
bhavati hṛdayadāhī śalyatulyo vipākaḥ||
bharttṛhareḥ nītiśatakāt 95
ഗുണവദഗുണവദ്വാ കുര്വതാ കാര്യമാദവ്
പരിണിതിരവധാര്യാ യത്നത: പണ്ഡിതേന
അതിരഭസ കൃതാനാം കര്മണാമാവിപത്തെര്
ഭവതി ഹൃദയദാഹീ ശല്യതുല്യോ വിപാക:
ഭര്തൃഹരി നീതിശതകം
A discerning person should always consider the pros and cons and long term consequences of any endeavour he is starting. Any action performed in great haste can in the long run lead to aftermaths which may burn his heart forever like a sharp and poisonous dart (or arrow)
It would appear that men of wisdom of all ages were always wary of hasty actions . The same idea has been repeated by all great seers..Bharavi said.." sahasaa vidatheedha na kriyaam.. nothing should be done on an impulse".. chanakya said.. " avicharya na vakthavyam.. one should not utter a word without proper deliberation" . In the judicial systems of any cultured society, hasty actions without proper application of mind are frowned upon and such actions are struck down mercilessly. And I am sure every human being will have some such actions to his credit, and they would be causing permanent heartache, enmities, sense of guilt.. True, some arrogant persons never review their actions and have gone beyond any sense of remorse. But then it is a big question whether such persons can be included at all in the list of human beings.
-- परिणितिरवधार्या यत्नतः पण्डितेन।
अतिरभसकृतानां कर्मणामाविपत्तेर्
भवति हृदयदाही शल्यतुल्यो विपाकः॥
भर्त्तृहरेः नीतिशतकात् 95
guṇavadaguṇavadvā kurvatā kāryamādau
pariṇitiravadhāryā yatnataḥ paṇḍitena|
atirabhasakṛtānāṁ karmaṇāmāvipatter
bhavati hṛdayadāhī śalyatulyo vipākaḥ||
bharttṛhareḥ nītiśatakāt 95
ഗുണവദഗുണവദ്വാ കുര്വതാ കാര്യമാദവ്
പരിണിതിരവധാര്യാ യത്നത: പണ്ഡിതേന
അതിരഭസ കൃതാനാം കര്മണാമാവിപത്തെര്
ഭവതി ഹൃദയദാഹീ ശല്യതുല്യോ വിപാക:
ഭര്തൃഹരി നീതിശതകം
A discerning person should always consider the pros and cons and long term consequences of any endeavour he is starting. Any action performed in great haste can in the long run lead to aftermaths which may burn his heart forever like a sharp and poisonous dart (or arrow)
It would appear that men of wisdom of all ages were always wary of hasty actions . The same idea has been repeated by all great seers..Bharavi said.." sahasaa vidatheedha na kriyaam.. nothing should be done on an impulse".. chanakya said.. " avicharya na vakthavyam.. one should not utter a word without proper deliberation" . In the judicial systems of any cultured society, hasty actions without proper application of mind are frowned upon and such actions are struck down mercilessly. And I am sure every human being will have some such actions to his credit, and they would be causing permanent heartache, enmities, sense of guilt.. True, some arrogant persons never review their actions and have gone beyond any sense of remorse. But then it is a big question whether such persons can be included at all in the list of human beings.
।श्रीकृष्णो रक्षतु।
|śrīkṛṣṇo rakṣatu|
Have a nice and happy day
with profound respect and warm regards
K V Ananthanarayanan
(kanfusion)
blog http://kanfusion.blogspot.com/
त्यजन्तु बान्धवाः सर्वे निन्दन्तु गुरवो जनाःI
तदापि परमानन्दो गोविन्दो मम जीवनंII
let all my relatives abandon me, let the great people insult me, still I am in supreme bliss since my life is GOVINDA alone.
Iकृष्णात् परं किमपि तत्वं अहं न जाने"I
लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु।
lokāḥ samastāḥ sukhino bhavantu|
|śrīkṛṣṇo rakṣatu|
Have a nice and happy day
with profound respect and warm regards
K V Ananthanarayanan
(kanfusion)
blog http://kanfusion.blogspot.com/
त्यजन्तु बान्धवाः सर्वे निन्दन्तु गुरवो जनाःI
तदापि परमानन्दो गोविन्दो मम जीवनंII
let all my relatives abandon me, let the great people insult me, still I am in supreme bliss since my life is GOVINDA alone.
Iकृष्णात् परं किमपि तत्वं अहं न जाने"I
लोकाः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु।
lokāḥ samastāḥ sukhino bhavantu|
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