He Who Has Wealth Has

A Friend, Even If He Be The Enemy's Son , Should Be Protected.

Foolishness Is Indeed Painful, And Verily So Is Youth, But More Painful By Far Than Either Is Being Obliged In Another Person's House.

He Is A Pandit (man Of Knowledge) Who Speaks What Is Suitable To The Occasion, Who Renders Loving Service According To His Ability, And Who Knows The Limits Of His Anger.

Beauty Is Spoiled By An Immoral Nature; Noble Birth By Bad Conduct; Learning, Without Being Perfected; And Wealth By Not Being Properly Utilised.

One Destitute Of Wealth Is Not Destitute, He Is Indeed Rich, But The Man Devoid Of Learning Is Destitute In Every Way.