Yatipañcakam
Five verses on the wandering renunciant who owns a loincloth and nothing else: a tree-root for shelter, cupped hands for a bowl, the words of Vedānta for company. Each ends "the loincloth-wearer is the fortunate one indeed."
Five verses on the wandering renunciant who owns a loincloth and nothing else: a tree-root for shelter, cupped hands for a bowl, the words of Vedānta for company. Each ends "the loincloth-wearer is the fortunate one indeed."