Do Not Reveal What You Have Thought

Even A Pandit Comes To Grief By Giving Instruction To A Foolish Disciple, By Maintaining A Wicked Wife, And By Excessive Familiarity With The Miserable.

The Fragrance Of Flowers Spreads Only In The Direction Of The Wind. But The Goodness Of A Person Spreads In All Direction.

A Still-born Son Os Superior To A Foolish Son Endowed With A Long Life. The First Causes Grief For But A Moment While The Latter Like A Blazing Fire Consumes His Parents In Grief For Life.

A Single Son Endowed With Good Qualities Is Far Better Than A Hundred Devoid Of Them.

Rain Which Falls Upon The Sea Is Useless; So Is Food For One Who Is Satiated; In Vain Is A Gift For One Who Is Wealthy; And A Burning Lamp During The Daytime Is Useless.