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Padmapurana
O Dev, let these wicked sons of mine live, release your anger. We are your obedient servants, along with all our relatives. ||10||
What anger can there be for the righteous? What you are saying, we are compassionate towards all, and for us, friends, enemies, brothers, relatives, etc., are all the same. ||110||
Then, the Yaksha, whose eyes were extremely red, spoke in a very deep voice, saying, "This act of the Guru Maharaj should not be spoken of in the midst of the people." ||111||
For those who see the righteous and feel disgust towards them, they quickly meet with misfortune. Wicked people do not see their own wickedness and blame the righteous. ||112||
Just as a person looking at himself in a mirror, whatever face he makes, he surely sees the same. ||113||
Similarly, a person who is eager to go in front of the righteous, to stand up, etc., gets the same fruit as the feeling he has. ||114||
He who laughs at the Muni, gets weeping in return. He who speaks harsh words to them, gets conflict in return. He who kills the Muni, gets death in return. He who harbors hatred towards them, gets sin in return. ||115||
Thus, by doing such blameworthy acts towards the righteous, the doer of such acts gets the same fruit. ||116||
O Vipra, your sons are driven by their own accumulated sins and their own actions, and they have been struck down by me, not by the righteous Maharaj. ||117||
These sons of yours, who are burning with pride in the Vedas, are very harsh, they practice blameworthy actions, and they are violent towards the restrained righteous, let them die, what harm is there in that? ||118||
The Brahmin, with folded hands and head bowed, began to appease both the fierce, angry, and fearsome Yaksha and the Muni Maharaj. ||119||
The one who had raised his arm, who was shouting loudly, who was blaming himself and his sons, and who was beating his chest, the Vipra was in great distress. ||120||
1. Kutilau Shri. Ti. | 2. Shatrubhayankara. | 3. Viprakirna: Pidita: Shri. Ti. |