Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra
O my heart, you passion for wealth is foolish. Wealth and servants only follow the body. When the body goes, all your wealth will turn into ashes.
Even the most learned physician cannot protect the body. When the breath leaves, and the body is breathless, the soul will not stay in that empty shell.
If wealth gave eternal life, then wealthy kings would never die. Rāvaṇa thought he had become immortal, At the end wealth will not save the body. When death comes, no one can stop it. Therefore, what is the use of your wealth?
If you have great wealth, don't keep it. Use it to help the Vaiṣṇavas. Be kind to everyone always, always worship Śrī Śrī Rādhā, and always be saintly.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra?
Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.
What is the meaning of Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra?
O my heart, you passion for wealth is foolish. Wealth and servants only follow the body. When the body goes, all your wealth will turn into ashes.
How many verses does Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra have?
Mana Re Dhana Mada Nitānta Asāra has 4 verses.