From all your herds, a cup or two of milk,
From all your granaries, a loaf of bread,
In all your palace, only half a bed:
Can man use more? And do you own the rest?
from an ancient Sanskrit poem,
quoted by Rolf Potts in his book Vagabonding.
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From all your herds, a cup or two of milk,
From all your granaries, a loaf of bread,
In all your palace, only half a bed:
Can man use more? And do you own the rest?
from an ancient Sanskrit poem,
quoted by Rolf Potts in his book Vagabonding.
Reblogged this on Totally Inspired Mind… and commented:
From a beautiful Sanskrit poem comes this from Deborah Makarios.
Paulette Motzko
If we were only happy with what we have or at least with having enough of what we really need, we could give away the rest.
Yes! It’s the old thing of being rich in the fewness of our wants instead of the abundance of our stuff.