(Savaiya)
Kouka Amga Bibhuti Lagavata,
Kouka Hota Nirata Digambara. [1]
Kouka Sveta Kashaika Audhata,
Kouka Katha Ramgai Bahu Ambara. [2]
Kouka Balkala Shisha Jata Nakha,
Kouka Audhata Haim Ju Baghambara. [3]
Sundara Eka Aj~nana Gaye Binu,
Ye Saba Disata Ahi Adambara. [4]
- Shri Sundardas Ji
Some smear ashes on their bodies, some go completely naked as digambaras. [1]
Some wear white ascetic robes, some dye garments made of wood fiber in various colors. [2]
Some keep matted hair atop their heads, wear bark garments, and grow long nails. Some dress in tiger skins to appear fierce and detached. [3]
Sundar Jī says—without true knowledge of the Supreme and sincere devotion in the heart, all these outward practices are nothing but pretense and show. [4]
Kouka Amga Bibhuti Lagavata,
Kouka Hota Nirata Digambara. [1]
Kouka Sveta Kashaika Audhata,
Kouka Katha Ramgai Bahu Ambara. [2]
Kouka Balkala Shisha Jata Nakha,
Kouka Audhata Haim Ju Baghambara. [3]
Sundara Eka Aj~nana Gaye Binu,
Ye Saba Disata Ahi Adambara. [4]
- Shri Sundardas Ji
Some smear ashes on their bodies, some go completely naked as digambaras. [1]
Some wear white ascetic robes, some dye garments made of wood fiber in various colors. [2]
Some keep matted hair atop their heads, wear bark garments, and grow long nails. Some dress in tiger skins to appear fierce and detached. [3]
Sundar Jī says—without true knowledge of the Supreme and sincere devotion in the heart, all these outward practices are nothing but pretense and show. [4]