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AcceptVairagyashatakam Sateekam
- Ref
- 758
- Pages
- 69
- Script/language
- Devanagari
- Source Recovery Location
- Lahore
- Condition
- Laminated Only
- Date digitised
- September '2016
- Comments
- English Translation & Roman Transliteration Available
The third century by Bhartrihari is on renunciation. The text deals with the renunciation from worldly life where there is an aspiration for higher life. It is not to be confused with the frustration in life. This one is a positive one. It’s obvious. When there is all sort of enjoyments or in other words a person starts realizing the short-comings of sort of enjoyments in the mundane life, he aspires for a higher life that leads to a spiritual one according to Hindu philosophy. At first, there is an aspiration for worldly life and then for a spiritual bliss. This way these two are complimentary in nature. Niti is balancing these two with moral guidance. Thus, this has also a bunch of hundred verses dealing with Vairagya (Renunciation)