The sorrow that arises from the displeasure of relatives is from disillusionment. It will be avoided by men with threats. The sorrow caused by slande… - Santadas Kathiababa

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The sorrow that arises from the displeasure of relatives is from disillusionment. It will be avoided by men with threats. The sorrow caused by slander and contempt of others is the root of one's own pride. No harm is done by actual blasphemy. Because there is no one who gives different results. And the sorrow that is due to the contempt of others, about the encounter, suppresses one's own arrogance and benefits. By keeping such thoughts in your mind, you will adopt peace.

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About Santadas Kathiababa

Santadas Kathiababa (10th June 1859 – 8 November 1935) was a Hindu monk who headed the Nimbarka Sampradaya in present-day India. A yogi and monk of Nimbarka order, he was a philosopher, writer and religious leader.

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Native Name: সন্তদাস কাঠিয়াবাবা
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