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anupasya yatha purve pratipasya tatha pare . sasyamiva martyah pacyate sasyamivajayate punah
Shlok Meaning
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English Translation
Nachiketa said: Look back and see how it was with those who came before us and observe how it is with those who are now with us. A mortal ripens like corn and like corn he springs up again.
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English Commentary
Remember and reflect how your deceased ancestorтАЩs father, grandfather and the rest conducted themselves; seeing them, it behoves you to travel in their path; see also how others, good men, now behave. There never was or is any falsehood in them; falsifying oneтАЩs word is the manner of bad men and none who has broken his word can ever become undecaying and immortal. What is there gained by breaking oneтАЩs word, seeing that man decays and dies like corn and is again born like corn in this, transitory world of the J├оvas? The meaning is тАШprotect your truth and send me to Death.тАЩ
Sri Shankaracharya