Sambhūtattheragāthā
“Yo dandhakāle tarati, taraṇīye ca dandhaye; Ayoni saṁvidhānena, bālo dukkhaṁ nigacchati.
Sambhūta
Hurrying when it’s time to dawdle; dawdling when it’s time to hurry; being so disorganized a fool falls into suffering.
Sutta Piṭaka
Sambhūtattheragāthā
Sambhūtattheragāthā
“Yo dandhakāle tarati, taraṇīye ca dandhaye; Ayoni saṁvidhānena, bālo dukkhaṁ nigacchati.
Sambhūta
Hurrying when it’s time to dawdle; dawdling when it’s time to hurry; being so disorganized a fool falls into suffering.
Tassatthā parihāyanti, kāḷapakkheva candimā; Āyasakyañca pappoti, mittehi ca virujjhati.
Their good fortune wastes away like the moon in the waning fortnight. They become disgraced and alienated from their friends.
Yo dandhakāle dandheti, taraṇīye ca tāraye; Yoniso saṁvidhānena, sukhaṁ pappoti paṇḍito.
Dawdling when it’s time to dawdle; hurrying when it’s time to hurry; being so well organized, an astute person comes into happiness.
Tassatthā paripūrenti, sukkapakkheva candimā; Yaso kittiñca pappoti, mittehi na virujjhatī”ti.
Their good fortune flourishes like the moon in the waxing fortnight. They become famous and respected, not alienated from their friends.
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