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  • satulakai konnāḻḻāsthikai sutulakai konnāḻḻu
    dhana tatulakai tirigiti nayya tyāgarājāpta iṭuvaṇṭi
    duḍuku gala nannē dora koḍuku brōchurā entō
    duḍuku gala nannē dora
    [tyāgarāja pañcharatna kīrtana duḍuku gala (telugu)]
    - tyāgarāja pañcharatna kīrtana duḍuku gala
    - tyāgarāja
    		I have wasted many days—seeking ephemeral pleasures with women, chasing after children, money, and material things. O beloved Lord of tyāgarāja (śrī rāma), I am such a foolish and sinful person. Which prince (or who) will come to rescue someone as ignorant and wayward as me?
    - excerpt from Tyagaraja Pancharatna Keerthanas Duduku Gala
    - by Tyagaraja
  • niṇḍāra rāju nidriñchu nidrayunokaṭē
    aṇḍanē baṇṭu nidra - adiyu nokaṭē
    meṇḍaina brāhmaṇuḍu meṭṭu bhūmiyokaṭē
    chaṇḍāluḍuṇḍēṭi saribhūmi yokaṭē
    brahma mokaṭē para brahma mokaṭē
    [annamāchārya kīrtana tandanānā ahi (telugu)]
    - annamayya kīrtana tandanānā ahi
    - annamāchārya
    		The sleep that a king gets is one and the same as that a servent gets. The floor or the earth that a learned scholar steps on is one and the same as that a person from lower caste steps on. The consciousness in everyone is one and the same and there is only one divine consciousness.
    - excerpt from Annamayya Keerthanas Tandanana Ahi
    - by Annamacharya
  • upadraṣṭā'numantā cha bhartā bhōktā mahēśvaraḥ ।
    paramātmēti chāpyuktō dēhē'sminpuruṣaḥ paraḥ ॥ 13.23 ॥
    [śrīmadbhagavadgītā trayōdaśō'dhyāyaḥ - 23]
    - śrīmadbhagavadgītā mūlam - ṣaṣṭhō'dhyāyaḥ
    - vēda vyāsa
    		The one who witnesses everything, who permits/approves actions, who supports and sustains the body, who experiences everything, who is the supreme Lord and consciousness, and who is also spoken of as the transcendental Self is the supreme Person in this body.
    - excerpt from Srimad Bhagawad Gita Chapter 6
    - by Veda Vyasa
  • āyurvittaṃ gṛhachChidraṃ mantramauṣadhasaṅgamau ।
    dānamānāvamānāścha nava gōpyā manīṣibhiḥ ॥
    - chāṇakya nīti - tṛtīyō'dhyāyaḥ
    - chāṇakya
    		A wise person keeps these nine things only to one's self as secrets, including one's age (āyuḥ), how much money one has (vittam), house matters (gṛhachChidraṃ), sacred sayings (mantraṃ), making of medicinal drugs (auṣadha), one's private life (saṅgamau), how much money one gave to charity (dānaṃ), their personal honors (māna), and their humiliation (avamānaṃ).
    - excerpt from Chanakya Neethi - Chapter 3
    - by Chanakya
  • bra̠hma̠vidā̎pnōti̠ param̎ ॥ tadē̠ṣā-'bhyu̍ktā । sa̠tya-ñjñā̠nama̍na̠nta-mbrahma̍ । yō vēda̠ nihi̍taṃ̠ guhā̍yā-mpara̠mē vyō̍mann । sō̎-'śnu̠tē̠ sarvā̠nkāmā̎mthsa̠ha । brahma̍ṇā vipa̠śchitēti̍ ॥
    - taittirīya upaniṣad - ānandavallī
    - vēdaṃ
    		The knower of brahman attains the Supreme. Of this there is the saying: He who knows brahman as truth, knowledge, infinite, who is hidden in the cave (of the heart) and in the supreme space, enjoys all desires and becomes one with brahman, the omniscient.
    - excerpt from Taittiriya Upanishad - Ananda Valli
    - by Vedam
   
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