In English
Virtues - the true wealth
was imprisoned in the gardens. There was none there whom she could call her own. She was a helpless and weak woman. She gave up food and sleep. Though in a weak condition, she did not give in to the mighty . Her innate strength protected her from any harm. Ultimately, ’s strength turned out to be highly inferior in comparison to ’s inner strength. Her strength was associated with Divine effulgence. That strength is inherent in everyone and not merely in alone. That is the reason it is said, “.” Starting from the millionaire to the pauper, everybody has this power latent in him. Why must not man utilise this power? When the lamp is shining in your own house, how foolish it is to go for the light in your neighbour’s house! You would be called a fool. Similarly, you need not conduct any investigations. You need not banish yourself to the forests. You need not perform meditation. All you have to do is to turn your vision inward. Follow the divine command. There is no greater wealth than that. Good virtues alone are the true wealth in this world.