PlayNo guest is so welcome in a friend's house that he will not become a nuisance after three days.Pleusicles200 BC★ 7.0
Scripture · Religious literatureI am mighty Time, the source of destruction that comes forth to annihilate the worlds.KrishnaBhagavad Gita · 200 BC★ 3.9
Scripture · Religious literatureAnd do thy duty, even if it be humble, rather than another's, even if it be great. To die in one's duty is life: to live in another's is death.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 3.8
Scripture · Religious literatureLeave all things behind, and come unto me for thy salvation. I will make thee free from this bondage of sins. Fear no more.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 3.8
Scripture · Religious literatureI am all-powerful Time which destroys all things, and I have come here to slay these men. Even if thou dost not fight, all the warriors facing thee shall die.KrishnaBhagavad Gita · 200 BC★ 3.7
Scripture · Religious literatureInvisible before birth are all beings and after death invisible again. They are seen between two unseens. Why in this truth find sorrow?Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.1
Scripture · Religious literatureAs the Spirit of our mortal body wanders on in childhood, and youth and old age, the Spirit wanders on to a new body: of this the sage has no doubts.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.1
Scripture · Religious literatureAs a man leaves an old garment and puts on one that is new, the spirit leaves his mortal body and puts on one that is new.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.1
Scripture · Religious literatureIf any man thinks he slays, and if another thinks he is slain, neither knows the ways of truth. The Eternal in man cannot kill: the Eternal in man cannot die. He is never born, and he never dies. He is in Eternity, he is for evermore. Never-born and eternal, beyond times gone or to come, he does not die when the body dies.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.0
Scripture · Religious literatureOnly by love can men see me, and know me and come unto me. He who works for me, who loves me, whose End Supreme I am, free from attachment to all things, and with love for all creation, he in truth comes unto me.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.0
Scripture · Religious literatureGod dwells in the heart of all beings, Arjuna: thy God dwells in thy heart. And his power of wonder moves all things-puppets in a play of shadows-whirling them onwards on the stream of time.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.0
Scripture · Religious literatureWhen in recollection he withdraws all his senses from the attractions of the pleasures of sense, even as a tortoise withdraws all his limbs, then his is a serene wisdom.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.0
Scripture · Religious literatureSet thy heart upon thy work but never upon its reward. Work not for a reward: but never cease to do thy work. Do thy work in the peace of Yoga and, free from selfish desires, be not moved in success or in failure.Bhagavad Gita200 BC★ 2.0
PoemThe season of ships is here, The west wind and the swallows; Flowers in the fields appear, And the ocean of hills and hollows Has calmed its waves and is clear. Free that anchor and chain! Set your full canvas flying, O men in the harbor lane: It is I, Pirapus crying. Sail out on your trades again!Leonidas of TarentumSpring on the Coast · 200 BC★ 1.9
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