Nectar speech.

(1) The sad night begins when the sun of understanding sets.

(2) One's voice takes a lakh, one's one eats sticks, one goes abroad and forgets one cannot afford it.

(2) Laziness is a dress that is unbearably expensive to wear every day.

(2) The one whose heart speaks first then speaks is the Mahatma.

(2) Those whose minds are as sincere as Sati are not aware.

(2) Wrong thinking and wrong vision is mental adultery.

(2) God occasionally washes his children's eyes with tears so that they can see the truth.

(2) The fool learns from his own mistake, the wise from the mistakes of others.

(2) Whatever we do, God is the doer, the action and the verb.

(10) The wicked are born to burn others while the righteous are born to kill others.

(11) If you taste the ocean from anywhere, it will be salty, but if you enjoy the world from anywhere, it will be miserable.

(12) We often worry about the increase in sweetness in the blood but never worry about the increase in the sharpness in the tongue.

(12) If we ask all the way all day, when will we go?

(12) There is no way to show a person trying to be blind despite having eyes.

(12) Prayer without words is good, but why do words without prayer work?

(12) Saints come to awaken, not to teach.

(12) Enter the day thinking that putting feet is sin, seeing is poison and death is on the head.

(12) Laziness runs very slowly so poverty overwhelms it immediately.

(12) Karma belongs to Kamadhe, if you milk it, you will get happy milk.

(40) To date, no weaver has been able to make a veil to cover evil deeds.

(21) The fire that you kindle for your enemy will burn you more than that.