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no more.
Even the paramount kings whose glory bright like the rays of the moon, was sung everywhere on this earth, were struck by the god of death, and to be prostrate on the grounds with their distorted faces.
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Man becomes elated with the thought of the palace, the treasure, the beauties and the retinue; but once the eyes are closed, they are
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At the horrible time of death, when having forsaken the wealth acquired with great troubles, and the body and the houses etc., one departs; [meritorious deeds] alone, if performed, will be helpful to him.
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Whatever good deeds you will perform here, will alone accompany you to the next world; but none of your belongings will be of avail to you when departing [to the next world].
